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By Patrick Michaud (Pm) from DFW.pm Date: Tuesday, 22 June 2010 13:00 Duration: 40 minutes Target audience: Any Language: English Tags: 6 parrot perl rakudo star |
Rakudo Star - A usable Perl 6 release
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Rakudo Star -- A usable Perl 6 release
At long last, we now have a release of Perl 6 called "Rakudo Star". Rakudo Star is not intended to be a final Perl 6 product -- it's a waypoint to signal that Rakudo Perl 6 is reaching a level of implementation maturity where it's suitable for some applications and other Early Adopter sorts of uses.
Rakudo Star also intends to pioneer and evaluate some updated approaches to the process of language development and distribution itself. For example, development of the Rakudo Perl compiler is being decoupled from the creation and management of "ready-to-use" packages of Perl 6, such as Rakudo Star. This decoupling even extends to the notion that compilers and distributions can (and perhaps should) have separate release cycles and release managers. Other changes are also being pioneered through the
Rakudo Star release.
Come to this talk to learn a bit of the history of Rakudo Star, the structure of the Rakudo Perl 6 project, and how we intend to use Rakudo Star as a foundation for building ever-more-mature distributions of Perl 6.
- Robert Threet (RAT)
- Curtis Jewell (CSJewell)
- Ricardo Signes (rjbs)
- Ryan Dietrich
- Dave Rolsky (autarch)
- James E Keenan (kid51)
- Elliot Shank
- Will Coleda (coke)
- Will Natale
- Jamie Pitts
- Jacob Gelbman
- Patrick Shuff
- jerry gay (particle)
- Jesse Vincent
- Adam Prime (jsut)
- Robert Boone (rlb3)
- Robert Ward
- Solomon Foster (colomon)
- Matt Follett
- Patrick Michaud (Pm)
- Lawrence Hixson (Larry)
- R. Todd Williams
- Packy Anderson
- Kenny Drobnack
- Bruce Gray (Util)
- Matt Meinwald