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Recently I decided to renew my efforts to get more sponsors via GitHub Sponsors. In order to understand how to do it better I am going to write a series of articles. This is the first one. At one point I'd also like to feature the Perl-developers who could be supported this way. So far I encountered two people: magnus woldrich and Dave Cross and myself. I'd like to ask you to 1) Add some sponsorship to these two people so when I write about them there will be a few sponsors already. 2) Let me know if you know about any other Perl-developer who is accepting sponsorships via GitHub Sponsors.
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Great CPAN modules released last week;
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For all Perl fans, I suggest you take a closer look at the last statement. It really surprised me, thanks for sharing.
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CPAN can never let you down. It has solution for every task. See yourself how?
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Master of one-liner in Perl. Consistency is the key, wonder how is it possible?
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Raku first then port to Perl, simply incredible. Keep it up great work.
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How would you replicate Bag of Raku in Perl? Checkout the post to find the answer.
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Perl regex is in action again and it didn't disappoint as always. Thanks for sharing.
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Enjoy a quick recap of last week's contributions by Team PWC dealing with the "33% Appearance" and "Completing Word" tasks in Perl and Raku. You will find plenty of solutions to keep you busy.
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Please comment on this grant application!
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Fast Perl SSG: now with automatic Language Translation via OCI and translate.pl. On GitHub
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Including this despite the fact that the new dead-line had already passed. Unfortunately the extension was published after the previous edition of the Perl Weekly was published, but maybe they will extend it a few more days. So check it!
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Perl Weekly Issue 665 2024-04-22 How to get better at Perl latest archive edited by Gabor Szabo This edition was made possible by the supporters of our cause Don't miss the next issue Tweet Hi there A new subscriber of the Perl Weekly wrote me : I've used Perl for a while but I would love to be fluent in it . Please let me know if you have any advice . I think the best way is to work on projects and if you can find nice people who have time to comment on your work then ask them . Depending on your level you might want to try Exercism that has a Perl track for practice and a built-in system for asking for and getting feedback on the specific exercises . Even better , once you did the exercises you can become a mentor there helping others . That gives you another opportunity to look at these
