So as per the Perl community's description itself, Perl 6 is not ready for Production???
That's correct. You'll have a hard time finding an active Perl 6 developer who tells you that Perl 6 were production ready right now.
Rakudo is quite usable in terms of features, but not in terms of stability and speed. We're working on it, but you'll notice that the Rakudo Star release anouncement explictly mentions that we target early adopters, not production users yet.
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