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Enterprise Perl (Score:2)
A few years ago there was a project called P5EE [officevision.com] which attempted to do something like this. It didn't really work out and more than a few people were emotionally scarred by the experience :-)
Many of us still flinch when we hear the term "P5EE".
Re: (Score:1)
The Perl Enterprise - http://perlent.blogspot.com/
not a job for volunteers (Score:2)
Because making one is dull enough, and maintaining it doubly so. It's real work, and neither something fun that people do in their own time, nor something non-mission critical that is easy and acceptable to publish on company time.
Whereas Sun pay a lot of engineers, tech writers etc to work full time on all things Java.
Given that Perl isn't bankrolled by a certification scheme, a Perl Enterprise Edition would have to be a product, and a saleable product at tha