the future holds a great rift, a split, between those who (get paid to) code and the rest. whatever tool you're using will be irrelevant by then, that you can use a tool to control the machine will be enoguh to make you part of the supreme master race.
I like the language (in fact it is one of my toy languages) but unless i see Perl6 1.0 running a program on a bank infrastructure, is not _really_ released.
I'm eagerly waiting for that christmas, though :)
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Anonymous2012-03-29 10:07
>>8
My bank does their web infrastructure in Perl 6.
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Anonymous2012-03-29 10:25
My company does its accounting in LOGO
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Anonymous2012-03-29 13:00
from __future__ import javascript
del python
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Anonymous2012-03-29 15:22
>>1
I'll just write my code in Haskell and compile with the JavaScript backend of UHC
HIGH END servers (and i mean HIGH END with capital letters) runs exclusively Solaris, HPUX, AIX, or another Unix flavor.
Now, about perl, it's true that most managers frown when told "I know, we can do it on Perl", they prefer shell scripts even when they are shit compared to a perl script.