Re^11: Modern Perl Programming Highs and Lows

What, so now as well as tracking the bleeding edge of perl you think that people will (maybe even "should"?) also track the bleeding edge of their *operating system*?

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Re^12: Modern Perl Programming Highs and Lows by chromatic (Archbishop) on May 07, 2009 at 07:30 UTC
... as well as tracking the bleeding edge of perl... As you very well know, Perl 5.10 is sixteen and a half months old. Perl 5.8.8 is 39 months old. Any bleeding in these versions has long since become faded scars. I have difficulty believing that someone who hasn't upgraded Perl in three years uses Moose in production environments. Read any categorical imperative between these lines you wish; I haven't offered one.	[reply]
Re^13: Modern Perl Programming Highs and Lows by Corion (Patriarch) on May 07, 2009 at 07:44 UTC
Again (and again) you ignore the fact that not everybody is in a position to install new Perl binaries, while, as we tell everybody, it's easy to install Perl modules locally, even distributed with your program. But we've been there before, so I don't need to detail it further.	[reply]