Cro – elegant reactive services in Raku
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Cro – elegant reactive services in Raku
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Re: Cro – elegant reactive services in Raku
#2Took me a while to remember that Raku is the "Perl 6" followon to the still-supported Perl 5, though it has morphed into a very different language.
Re: Cro – elegant reactive services in Raku
#3Took me a while to remember that Raku is the "Perl 6" followon to the still-supported Perl 5, though it has morphed into a very different language.
What's changed since 5.10 days?
Re: Cro – elegant reactive services in Raku
#4Took me a while to remember that Raku is the "Perl 6" followon to the still-supported Perl 5, though it has morphed into a very different language.
What's changed since 5.10 days?
Perl to Raku guide - in a nutshell: https://docs.raku.org/language/perl-nutshell
Perl to Raku guide - operators: https://docs.raku.org/language/perl-op
Perl to Raku guide - functions: https://docs.raku.org/language/perl-func
Re: Cro – elegant reactive services in Raku
#5ok, the only sensible way to use the word "elegant" in a sentence describing something related to Perl is a negation, as in "non elegant".
Re: Cro – elegant reactive services in Raku
#6Re: Cro – elegant reactive services in Raku
#7ok, the only sensible way to use the word "elegant" in a sentence describing something related to Perl is a negation, as in "non elegant".
It’s a good thing the story is about Raku then I suppose.
Re: Cro – elegant reactive services in Raku
#8"This tutorial walks through building a simple Single Page Application using Cro as the backend. For the frontend, we'll use webpack, ES6, React and Redux. "
Webpack? Who wants to build something with webpack these days?
(Criticism of React omitted for brevity)