jdporter thank you bringing up this subject.

I love Perl6 but I personally dislike the idea of a separate site. Instead, we should create a more appealing design for Perlmonks. I've been using stackoverflow lately and I think it has a nice soft design while housing an incredible number of platforms and languages. A smart tag system is most helpful in organizing the contents.

As for the implementation language; I guess it would be up to the volunteers. I wouldn't mind a Perl 5 CGI::Application or Catalyst based site. On the other hand, the more Perl 6 we use, the more momentum we have for our new Perl. Hard to decide.

In reply to Re: New PerlMonks for Perl 6 - A Good Idea by Proclus
in thread New PerlMonks for Perl 6 - A Good Idea by jdporter

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