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More | Login | Reply Loading... please wait.       I've already
got a handle on Ruby and          I can program in Ruby and
Python. Reasonably competently. Ditto for PHP, but I have to
check the manual for the names of functions and methods for that
one.        Somehow, I skipped C++ and I haven't gotten around
to C# yet (soon... soon...).        So from my point of view,
Perl 6 is going to be a fun new toy to play with. With any luck
I'll have employment before it comes out and that employment
will probably end up with Perl in it somewhere. And I'll be
looking forward to converting the programs/modules to 6.
I may sound like a geek, but I do love Perl (and my gf, who
understands my obsession with Perl). I can see that there are
problems with Perl 5 - you say you're using Ruby, which means
you should be experiencing the joy of your ints and strings
being objects. Perl 6 will be Ruby++, Python++, Perl5++, etc.
With each Apocalypse