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Hi there,
yesterday I went over the list of rss and atom feeds I used to monitor for
Perl-related articles and disabled the ones that did not have a post for
more than 2 years or where the site behind them was gone.
This cleaning was long overdue, but doing it now all of them together made
me sad. So many clever and nice people we used to have in the Perl
community who used to write posts. And so few keep writing.
Where are the others? Are they still using Perl at work? At least as a
hobby?
But don't despair, next week Mohammad Anwar is the editor and he is very
enthusiastic :)
Enjoy your week!
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Paws XX (Dos Equis)
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Tabs or spaces for indentation? Statistics on 3.8 million Perl files crea=
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tatistics-on-38-million-perl-files-created-in-24-years.html
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A popularity analysis
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Remember the Milk, its API, and a new Perl client
https://rjbs.manxome.org/rubric/entry/2121
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It is always interesting reading what Rik is up to. I wish hime a lot more
weeks off!
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On Shutting Down VegGuide.org
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An interesting lesson about technology choices.
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CPAN
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Perl5 CPAN Module Metadata Best Practices
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https://adamcrussell.livejournal.com/11383.html
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Addition and Multiplication with Raku
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Perl Weekly Challenge #33: Count letters / Multiplication Table
http://46.91.236.80:81/www/Perl/PWC/20191108_33/pwc33.html
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Please checkout Burkhard use of PDL for Task #2.
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Perl Weekly Challenge 033: Count Letters & Formatted Multiplication Table
http://blogs.perl.org/users/e_choroba/2019/11/perl-weekly-challenge-033-c=
ount-letters-formatted-multiplication-table.html
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Choroba didn't take the help of CPAN module for this task. Solution to the
Task #2 is very elegant. Must Read.
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Perl Weekly Challenge: Week 33
https://www.braincells.com/perl/2019/11/perl_weekly_challenge_week_33.html
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Jaldhar is one of regulars who does Perl and Raku solutions. Must Read.
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PERL WEEKLY CHALLENGE =E2=80=93 033
https://perlchallenges.wordpress.com/2019/11/05/perl-weekly-challenge-033/
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Javier is one of my favourite, specially his Raku solutions. Highly
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Perl Weekly Challenge 33: Count letters and Multiplication Tables
http://blogs.perl.org/users/laurent_r/2019/11/perl-weekly-challenge-33-co=
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I really enjoyed reading Laurent's blog. Being an author, he knows how to
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Perl Weekly Challenge 33
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