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by melling
4565 days ago
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No, people just started jamming in Perl headlines in the past few days. Anyone can submit, after all. It's the 3rd most popular dynamic language. One of Perl's claim's to fame was CPAN, but at this point there's probably more than enough Python or Ruby library support. Ruby and Python also have also JVM support. You'll still find Perl in a lot of legacy software because it was king for a decade. These days, I would probably just go with Python or Ruby on any new project because it's easier to find developers. Finally, consider if you want to outsource on oDesk, for example. There's a better chance of getting readable Python than readable Perl. |
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