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Comment More Perl Advent Calendars (Score 5, Informative) 65

The Perl community has more advent calendars than the one linked in TFA:

  • Perl 6 advent calendar
  • Catalyst advent calendar
  • Perl Dancer advent calendar
  • Plack advent calendar
  • Uwe's CPAN advent calendar
  • Ricardo's Perl advent calendar

(Catalyst, Plack and Dancer are web frameworks)

Good thing that Perl is dead. Just imagine how it'd overflow the internet with advent calendars if it were alive!

Perl

Submission + - Rakudo Star - a "early adopter" dist. of Perl 6 (perlfoundation.org)

acid06 writes:

Rakudo Star is aimed at "early adopters" of Perl 6. We know that it still has some bugs, it is far slower than it ought to be, and there are some advanced pieces of the Perl 6 language specification that aren't implemented yet. But Rakudo Perl 6 in its current form is also proving to be viable (and fun) for developing applications and exploring a great new language. These "Star" releases are intended to make Perl 6 more widely available to programmers, grow the Perl 6 codebase, and gain additional end-user feedback about the Perl 6 language and Rakudo's implementation of it.

The tarball for the July 2010 release is available from http://github.com/rakudo/star/downloads.

Programming

Submission + - Rakudo Star - "early adopter" Perl 6, released (rakudo.org) 4

masak writes: The developers of Rakudo, an actively developed implementation of Perl 6, give you their first "Rakudo Star" release. Quoting the announcement: 'These "Star" releases are intended to make Perl 6 more widely available to programmers, grow the Perl 6 codebase, and gain additional end-user feedback about the Perl 6 language and Rakudo's implementation of it.' It's been a long wait, and not everything is in place yet, but Perl 6 is definitely feeling less vapor-y today.

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