in reply to Re^2: I coulda sworn CPAN and being wired to think like your brain were the reasons for Perl's longevity
in thread I coulda sworn CPAN and being wired to think like your brain were the reasons for Perl's longevity
Yes, but plenty of other languages have multiple version updates continuing onward. I would think that Perl 5 is a fairly major change from Perl 4 and by 2001 when the graph ends, I think that Perl 5.005 was the modern version of Perl at the time.
-xdg
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