Lingua::Romana::Perligata – Perl for the XXI-Imum Century (2000)
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Though quite often it looks like obfuscation, the playfulness of the Perl culture is something I really appreciate. Tcl shares a bit of that, as does Ruby…
Which is no surprise in the latter case, given how strong of an influence Perl was (and still is, though nowadays to a slightly-lesser amount) to Ruby.
My point, though, was that this "Perligata" still feels like Perl (though with keyword-heavier syntax like sic/cis and such, perhaps it leans more toward Ruby in look/feel, which I don't think is a coincidence). You could probably implement this in, say, Java or Go or Python, but it probably wouldn't feel a whole lot like those languages in terms of expressiveness.