Moritz Lenz has written a series of informative blog posts about Perl 6, for Perl 5 programmers. Here’s a bit of his introduction:<\/p>\n
> Perl 6 is underdocumented. That’s no surprise, because (apart from the specification) writing a compiler for Perl 6 seems to be much more urgent than writing documentation that targets the user.<\/p>\n
> Unfortunately that means that it’s not easy to learn Perl 6, and that you have to have a profound interest in Perl 6 to actually find the motivation to learn it from the specification, IRC channels or from the test suite.<\/p>\n
> This project, which I’ll preliminary call “Perl 5 to 6” (in lack of a better name) attempts to fill that gap with a series of short articles.<\/p>\n
[Read more…](http:\/\/perlgeek.de\/blog-en\/perl-5-to-6\/)<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Moritz Lenz has written a series of informative blog posts about Perl 6, for Perl 5 programmers. Here’s a bit of his introduction: > Perl 6 is underdocumented. That’s no surprise, because (apart from the specification) writing a compiler for Perl 6 seems to be much more urgent than writing documentation that targets the user. … <\/p>\n