On 26/08/16 11:03, Andreas Mueller wrote:
> on Windows i have to install git to download a Module
>
> maybe, one day there is a 'git' written in P6
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> Andreas
I think we should be able to grab modules without using git if we can
rely on github and gitlab and whoever hosts modules to give
I don't see the real problem in having Perl6 requiring Perl5 to build
itself, at least not in the long term. So far the world simply cannot
survive without Perl5, but one day all applications will be hopefully
rewritten in Perl6 and so will be the tools.
In the meantime I guess the best and quickie
Thank you all for your input - I have started writing my talk and will
publish my slides when I'm done.I may even video the talk and publish
that too
Tony
On 22/08/2016 16:01, Brock Wilcox wrote:
Correct -- there are some excellent REPLs for perl5 such as
Devel::REPL and tinyrepl.
The advan
on Windows i have to install git to download a Module
maybe, one day there is a 'git' written in P6
Andreas
On 25.08.16 17:56, Parrot Raiser wrote:
> It's going to be easier to demonstrate stand-alone Perl 6 on Windows
> than an *nix machine. If you remove Perl from them, the result will
