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Are you sure it's not PERL6 (Score:2)

by jmcada (5846)

Okay, so the subject is a little bit of a joke, but I can see where people (including myself) can find themselves writing things like Perl vs. Perl6. For some reason, I think of Perl 6 as something that maintains the spirit of Perl, but takes it to a new level beyond just a version change. This very well might not be true, but it is my perceived view of Perl 6. Unfortunately, the best example that comes to mind is VB vs. VB.Net. Sure, we noticed difference between VB 5 and VB 6, but VB.Net, now, that wa
- Re:Are you sure it's not PERL6 (Score:1)
  
  by sigzero (5768) on 2007.01.20 9:42 (#52795) Journal
  
  Likewise, I can envision Perl 5.10 coming out and Perl 6 coming out and people looking at them as two different languages.
  
  That is because they really are...
  
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