Perl6 Object Oriented Cookbook (v0.2.1) for the way things will probably be.
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Perl6 Object Oriented Cookbook (v0.2.1) for the way things will probably be.
It was the dawning of the second age of parrotkind, ten weeks after the great GC war. The Parrot Project was a dream given form. Its goal: To prevent language wars by creating an interpreter where perl and other languages could reside peacefully… It can be a dangerous place, but it’s our last best hope for peace. This is the story of the latest of the Parrot releases. The year is 2002. The name of the tarfile is Parrot 0.0.5.
For all of the Babylon 5 and Perl crowd out there.
It was the dawning of the second age of parrotkind, ten weeks after the great GC war. The Parrot Project was a dream given form. Its goal: To prevent language wars by creating an interpreter where perl and other languages could reside peacefully… It can be a dangerous place, but it’s our last best hope for peace. This is the story of the latest of the Parrot releases. The year is 2002. The name of the tarfile is Parrot 0.0.5.
For all of the Babylon 5 and Perl crowd out there.
Apocalypse 3, the third what’s new about Perl6, is out.
Apocalypse 3, the third what’s new about Perl6, is out.
Parrot 0.0.1 is Released, which is the new Vitrual Machine for Perl 6, and posiable other scripting ish languages such as Python.
Parrot 0.0.1 is Released, which is the new Vitrual Machine for Perl 6, and posiable other scripting ish languages such as Python.
Larry’s approaching perl6 through the Programming Perl book (the Camel). He’s going chapter by chapter through the Camel, writing documents about the perl6 equivalent concepts. These missives are known as “Apocalypses”, for reasons best known to Larry. 🙂
He’s churning through the RFCs, looking through them to deeper issues. He hopes to emit Apocalypses more-or-less weekly, although some chapters
have fewer RFCs and issues than others.
What a birthday gift, thanks Larry.
Larry’s approaching perl6 through the Programming Perl book (the Camel). He’s going chapter by chapter through the Camel, writing documents about the perl6 equivalent concepts. These missives are known as “Apocalypses”, for reasons best known to Larry. 🙂
He’s churning through the RFCs, looking through them to deeper issues. He hopes to emit Apocalypses more-or-less weekly, although some chapters
have fewer RFCs and issues than others.
What a birthday gift, thanks Larry.