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Issue #631 - 2023-08-28 - The Koha conference ended
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Hi there Sorry for the late issue. As far as I know Mohammad is on his way back from vacation and I enjoyed a fun day at the dentist and now all I can eat is ice-cream. As Mohammad seems to take vacation seriously, even the Weekly Challenge report is missing this time. Anyway. The 24 episode long blog series of Liz came to an end, and with that she said Goodbye to Perl. I remember meeting her first time some 20 years ago at a Perl conference. She was always very nice. Good luck with your work on Raku! I am also glad Thomas Klausner went to the Koha-conf as we now have a nice, green and yellow report about it. Enjoy your week! Gabor Szabo |
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by Peter Edwards (PEDWARDS) Something that amused Peter about a warning they got at work from some ancient code last week. |
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by José Manuel Rodríguez D (NYRDZ) The main objective Jose had in mind was to enable auto-discovery of endpoints in Mojo projects. |
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Grants
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by Tony Cook (TONYC) Today I noticed 6 post with 6 monthly reports by Tony Cook. This one is for July, but next to it you'll find the reports for January-May. |
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by Dave Mitchell Likewise, this covers 2 month, but more reports were published today. |
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A 4-hours long freeCodeCamp video teaching Perl with 20K views in 5 days. |
Rakudo
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by Thomas Klausner (DOMM) This was the first time we had a combined European Perl Conference and KohaCon. For those that don't know Koha (which is unfortunately true for a lot of Perl devs), it's a fully featured, scalable & open source library management system written in Perl. |
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