Perl Weekly
Issue #466 - 2020-06-29 - Is Perl 7 the future?
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The highlight of the recently concluded "Conference in the Cloud" is the announcement of "Perl 7" by Sawyer X. It is the best news that I have come across recently. Personally, I think it would help all Perl devs cheer up and something nice to talk about. It would be great if Cor makes it to "Perl 7" in time. I am very excited about "Perl 7" and looking forward to it.
With the announcement of Perl 7, came another announcement by brian d foy about his latest book "Preparing for Perl 7". I had the pleasure to read it first hand and I must confess that it is the best introduction to Perl 7. Thanks brian d foy.
I attended the "Conference in the Cloud" and I had mix feeling. There was time, I was very excited and there was time, I was not so excited. Overall, I would say it was a successfull online event with all the limitations. Having said it, I still prefer face-2-face conference. I hope and wish we get one soon. Happy to hear the announcement of German Perl Workshop 2021. I am keeping my fingers crossed for more such announcement.
Enjoy reading the rest of the newsletter.
Mohammad Sajid Anwar
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