2019.03.10 in #398Perl 6 EU Edition
Interesting and smart Perl 6 examples. One advise about EVAL was new to me, about we must specify 'use MONKEY-SEE-NO-EVAL' to make EVAL safe and less dangerous.
2019.04.16 in #404Perl 6 P(i)ermutations
Arne has been very creative with his solution for the weekly challenge as always.
2019.04.28 in #405Perl 6 Anagrams
Arne Sommer blogging skill is unbelievable. He is too good. Checkout his work and you will know what I am talking about.
2019.05.14 in #408Perfect Indentation with Perl 6
Arne blog is exceptional in a way that anyone can follow it without any trouble. I have been following his blog since the start of the weekly challenge and I have noticed a very catchy blog title every week.
2019.05.25 in #409Squared Ranking with Perl 6
Arne with his unique style of writing amazes me every week. I just love reading his blog.
2019.06.01 in #410Roman Numerals with Perl 6
Arne Sommer, being on vacation last week, still managed to solve one of the challenge. If you look at the quality of his technical writing, it is priceless. A very good reference point for anyone learning Perl 6, very well explained in details.
2019.06.08 in #411FC Matrix with Perl 6
As always Arns came up with thorough explanation of his solutions to Challenge 011. It is always fun reading his blog.
2019.06.22 in #413Hofstadter, Friday and Perl 6
Arne is one of my favourite team member and I always make sure to read his blog for one reason and that is to learn Perl6.
2019.07.13 in #416Pythagoras Bitcoin with Perl 6
Arne is as usual sharp and crystal clear in his understanding and explanation. Ideal for someone new to the language.
2019.07.21 in #417Ackerman, URL and Perl 6
Arne used multisubs to solve the Ackermann function. He then used Perl6 Grammar to solve URL parser task. Great blog to read.
2019.08.09 in #420Amicable Split with Perl 6
What a moment, it was for PWC, Arne shared his solution during his talk at The Perl COnference in Riga. I was sitting in the audience and got the opportunity to ask few Perl6 questions.
2019.08.15 in #421Euler's URL with Perl 6
As always, Arne's started with the magical power of Perl6. You would want more of Perl6 after reading his blog.
2019.08.27 in #423Random Differential Decomposition with Perl 6
With his unique blogging style, Arne, presented his Perl6 solution in a simple and elegant way. Whether you know Perl6 or not, you are going to love his blog.
2019.08.30 in #423A Prehistoric Perl 5 & 6 Fizz-E-Buzz
Arne joined the team during thet second week of Perl Weekly Challenge. Therefore he missing the first challenge. With so positive energy among the team these days, he decided to take the first challenge as well.
2019.09.15 in #425Pokemon Chiao, Perl 6
Being a big fan of Arne, I can't stop reading the blog. He is simply the best. You can't afford to miss his blog.
2019.09.19 in #426String Angling with Perl 6
Arne making use of custom type for Stones and Jewels task is interesting. His use of diagram makes it follow the code.
2019.10.06 in #428Perl 6 Binary Clock
Arne discussed Task #1, Unicode vs ASCII in particular in great detail. You can't afford to miss it.
2019.10.11 in #429Bracen C with Perl 6
As always Perl6 doesn't need lots of coding. Checkout the Perl6 magic.
2019.10.17 in #430Christmas Twelfth Cometh Perl 6
If you want to fall in love with Raku, just read the solution to Christmas day task by Arne. I bet you will not be disappointed.
2019.10.24 in #431Dynamic Zero with Raku
Arne explained how dynamic variable name is not a good idea and how you can still get it done in Raku, if you want.
2019.11. in #432The Raku Instance Bar
Arne mentioned $*ARGFILES in great details. You can't afford to miss it.
2019.11.06 in #433Addition and Multiplication with Raku
As always, Arne, came up with another gem from Raku. You will learn something new every week as far as Arne's blog is concerned.
2019.11.20 in #435Morse and Remorse with Raku
Every week, Arne, presented solutions with something new to most of us (Perl Fan). It was "antipairs" this time.
2019.12.01 in #436Vin Knapsack Meets Raku
Arne made reading Raku code so easy even for someone new to Raku. Amazing Skill.
2019.12.07 in #437Weekdays, Daylight and Raku
This week, I found Raku solutions easy to follow. Arne had his magic all over as always.
2020.04.18 in #456Diff Sum by Raku
Do you want to learn something new about Raku? Please checkout the blog.
2020.04.25 in #457An Inverted Prefix with Raku
Arne created Raku Class BinaryNode to solve Invert Tree task. Checkout his work on print binary tree. Must Read.
2020.05.01 in #458Compared Lineup with Raku
Arne solved the weekly challenge in Perl, Raku, PHP, Python, Ruby and Bash.
2020.11.21 in #487Raku - Largest and Longest
It makes me happy when I see how Arne tried different strategies. Once again, we have Perl and Raku solutions.
2020.11.25 in #488Arrayed Spiral with Raku and Perl
Arne's use of a mapping analogy for the Spiral Matrix is the coolest approach. We are blessed to have both Perl and Raku versions this week.
2020.12.04 in #489Magical Sum with Raku and Perl
Arne shared his invention that generates a GCD in Raku. His smooth transition to Perl from Raku is so beautiful and evident in his blog post.
2020.12.12 in #490Sequenced Multiplication with Raku and Perl
Arne has been one of the biggest supporters of the Weekly Challenge. This was another week when he gave us Perl and Raku solutions.
2020.12.27 in #492Isomorphic Insertation with Raku
With the power of Raku, Arne made the tasks look so easy. As always the detailed discussion is exceptionally good.
2021.01.01 in #493Pointy Path with Raku
Missing Perl solutions this week. However the Raku solutions will definitely keep you engaged.
2021.01.08 in #494Binary Linked Anagrams with Raku
I look forward to Arne's blog post every week to see how creative his title is going to be. Thanks for yet another quality blog.
2021.01.16 in #495Palindromic Stack with Raku and Perl
Arne once again shared his Perl solutions this week. Arne's unique style of blogging is very catchy. Must Read.
2021.02.06 in #498Read 'n' Search with Raku and Perl
Arne once again dealing with Perl and Raku. You are going to love his discussion of the readN() task.
2021.03.06 in #502Rare Counting with Raku and Perl
We all know Arne is a Raku expert but his Perl skill is equally great. I love his Perl solutions with the flavour of Raku.
2021.03.14 in #503Playing the Zodiac with Raku
Arne showing off his command over Raku and the use of Unicode characters in the code is brilliant. Well done.
2021.03.21 in #504Nimbly Fuscous with Raku
Arne has been very creative with his blog post's title. I love the way he discusses his solutions. Must Read.
2021.04.18 in #508Locate the Bell with Raku and Perl
Arne is unbeatable when it comes to the creativity of his blog titles. You will also find the content to be high quality.
2021.05.02 in #510Validly Transposed Raku and Perl
Arne used a special trick to deal with the Valid Phone Numbers task by only looking at the first 4 characters.
2021.05.04 in #511Ordered Search for Raku
Arne presented a complete commnad line solution. Cool, he even tried against German dictionary.
2021.05.16 in #512Canonical Stairs with Raku and Perl
Arne shared both Perl and Raku solutions this week. His Raku solution to the Canonical Path task is my favourite.
2021.05.22 in #513Re Re Raku (and Perl)
I am big fan of Arne for his creative blog titles. He is simply the best. This week, we got bonus Perl solutions as well. Thanks for sharing.
2021.06.13 in #516Sequential Squares with Raku and Perl
Arne's bonus solution is really nice and his workaround hack used in Perl solution is cool. Thanks for sharing.
2021.06.20 in #517The Rowdy Path with Raku and Perl
Ever since Arne started sharing Perl solutions alongside Raku, I really enjoy the translation of Raku to get the Perl equivalent. Great work. Keep it up.
2021.06.26 in #518Binary Knight with Raku (and Perl)
Thank you Arne for taking part in the weekly challenge even while on holiday. I loved the story behind the second task.
2021.07.11 in #520https://raku-musings.com/even-clock.html
Arne has been brilliant with his blog titles. You simply can't beat him. Also the pictorial description of the solution is incredibly useful. Keep up the great work.
2021.07.31 in #523Ugly Points with Raku and Perl
This thorough discussion of the Square Points task is really worth reading. Appreciate the hard work it takes to create the blog.
2021.08.08 in #524Happy Tug with Raku
The best part of the blog by Arne is that you get more than you asked for. Always full of different ideas and amazing solutions. Keep up the great work.
2021.08.14 in #525Pythagorean Tree with Raku
Arne, being on holiday, still managed to contribute, which is incredible. I simply love reading his blog. It is always packed with gems.
2021.08.22 in #526Count Minesweeper with Raku and Perl
Arne's style of accepting input parameters for the Minesweeper Game task is really cool. Great example showing the power of Perl and Raku. Thanks for sharing.
2021.08.28 in #527Disjoint Conflict with Raku and Perl
Arne's blog always teaches me something new in Raku. This time, it was "so". Thanks for your contributions.
2021.09.05 in #528With Raku to Mum's Platform
A cool example of a Raku class. Great demo of Raku best practices. Keep it up.
2021.09.12 in #529Linked Roots with Raku
Arne has been great promoter of Raku language. In this week blog, he shared cool Raku magic once again. Thanks for sharing the knowledge.
2021.09.26 in #531Con Se Pair with Raku and Perl
Arne sharing Raku hacks as always but this time we have Perl solutions too. Thanks for sharing.
2021.10.03 in #532Mirrored Hash with Raku
Arne's style of pictorial representation of the task is the highlight for me. Another interesting bit is that you can get the debug information to understand the inner details. Keep up the great work.
2021.10.23 in #535SEDOL in the Middle with Raku and Perl
Arne is our in-house Raku guru in my humble opinion. Anyone who wants to learn Raku, this is the best place to learn from. Keep it up the great work.
2021.10.31 in #536Friendly Fibonacci with Raku and Perl
Arne's blog's USP is the detailed discussion of each function used in the code with a link to the original documentation. This not only helps understand the code better but also gives us the opportunity to understand the language better. Thank you Arne for your contributions as always.
2021.11.07 in #537Lychrel Longing with Raku and Perl
I am not sure if you noticed, but Arne always does varieties of solutions of the same task. Plenty to keep you entertained. Thanks for sharing.
2021.11.14 in #538The Workdays are Numbered with Raku (and Perl)
Arne is one of the PWC members who I follow when it comes to Raku programming. His style of blogging is apt for any new learner. Thank you for everything.
2021.11.21 in #539The Longest Sort with Raku
As expected, Arne came up with one a liner in Raku for JortSort. Raku rocks.
2021.11.28 in #540Add the Table (or not) with Raku
No matter how difficult the task is, Raku will make it look simple. On top of that, Arne would then shows his smart skills. Always a pleasure to read his blog.
2021.12.05 in #541Numbly Numbers with Raku
The highlight of Arne's blog post is the detailed description of the code and the reference to the official documentation. It really helps anyone new to Raku. Well done and keep it up.
2021.12.12 in #542At Sleep at Last with Raku
A very interesting solution to the Sleep Sort task in Raku. Thanks Arne for sharing the magic.
2021.12.26 in #544Primarily Ulam with Raku (and perl)
The solution to the Semiprime task in Raku is amazingly simple. I wish I knew this before. Thanks Arne for sharing.
2022.01.02 in #545Palin' Dot with Raku and Perl
I really enjoyed the Perl solution by Arne as you can see the Raku flavour in it. Thanks for sharing the knowledge with us.
2022.01.07 in #546Fractionally Prime with Raku and Perl
Arne always gives more than just the task. This week also we have dot file generation. Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us.
2022.01.16 in #547Pentagon Prime with Raku and Perl
The break-down of the Pentagon Numbers task makes it easy to follow. Using Raku's power made the end result very compact. Thanks for sharing.
2022.01.23 in #548Eban Cardano the Third with Raku and Perl
Arne being a Raku expert, I would like to thank him for introducing Math::BigInt::Named to me. Plenty to learn every week from his blog. Thanks for sharing your knowledge.
2022.02.13 in #551The Tree House with Raku
Arne's interpretation of the second task is cool and on top we get a pictorial representation. And such a detailed description makes the code easy to read. Thanks for all the hard work.
2022.02.20 in #552Triangular Rectangle with Raku
Kudos to Arne for taking the pain to represent the task analysis using diagram. Keep it up great work.
2022.02.26 in #553Just the Fact with Raku
Arne, as always, shared more than one solution to each task. Plenty of varieties. Keep it up great work.
2022.03.04 in #554Padovan is Missing with Raku and Perl
Arne always shares multiple solutions of each task, showing different aspects. I liked the Perl and Raku comparison most. Thanks for sharing your knowledge with us.
2022.03.13 in #555Pisano the Fortunate
The unique style of blogging with links to the official documentation makes the blog much more fun. Thank you for everything.
2022.03.18 in #556Weirdly Pernicious
For me, I found the one-liner solution in Raku for Pernicious Number task is the top class. Thanks for sharing the knowledge with us.
2022.03.24 in #557Brazilian Means with Raku
Another great showing of Raku magic, including Reduction metaoperators and polymod. Plenty to learn, as always!
2022.04.02 in #558Cuban Addition, Primarily with Raku
The optimisation of the Raku solution is a highlight of the week. The explanation of key features of Raku is also great. Thanks for sharing.
2022.04.10 in #559Farey, Moebius and Raku
Arne used the power of Raku to the extreme and present us cool solutions. Thanks for your contributions as always.
2022.04.16 in #560The Magic Equilibrium
Using graph to explain the task is really cool. Thank you for your efforts every week.
2022.04.23 in #561Panabecedarian Grams with Raku
As expected, we got catchy one-liner in Raku by Arne. Well documented solutions, keep it up great work.
2022.05.01 in #562Thirteen Wheatstones
A thorough analysis and discussion of the task Wheatstone-Playfair, you don't want to miss it. Keep it up great work.
2022.05.08 in #563Sum and Sum Again
Thanks for bonus Perl solutions. Nice use of Perl6::Junction, thanks for sharing the knowledge.
2022.05.15 in #564Primarily Happy
Finding the number of steps to get to the Happy Numbers is nice hack. Thanks for your contributions as always.
2022.05.22 in #565Doubly Scalable
Arne's style of showing the steps to get the end result is very impressive. Thanks for sharing the knowledge with us.
2022.05.29 in #566Hexa Diff
Setting up directory for the task using bash is a smart move. On top of that you get regular Raku magic.
2022.06.05 in #567Primarily Functional
Arne is so good at making difficult task appears easy with his skill. Highly recommended.
2022.06.12 in #568Primarily Prime
Arne also shares Perl and Raku solutions. I noticed Raku being his first love, his Perl solutions is also top notch every week. Thanks for your contributions.
2022.06.19 in #569An Abundance of Numbers
I always enjoy the translation of Raku into Perl. Plenty to learn about Raku, thank you for all your effort.
2022.06.25 in #570The Primorial Soup
Raku gives us plenty of choices and Arne presents us one of them. Keep it up great work.
2022.07.03 in #571Abundantly First Class
Arne sharing the power of Raku and a complete solution. Keep it up great work.
2022.07.10 in #572Primary Five
Detailed discussion showing the power of Raku as always the case every week. Keep it up great work.
2022.07.17 in #573Esthetic Sylvester
The variation of so many different ways to solve a task is the highlight for me. Keep it up great work.
2022.07.23 in #574Disarmed Ranking
I always find something new about Raku every week, thanks to the contributions by Arne.
2022.07.31 in #575Perfect at Last
Arne is one of the few veterans we have and he proved it this time by pointing that the "Last Sunday" task is very similar to the one in Week 13. Thank you for all your contributions.
2022.08.06 in #576Permuted Reversibles
Plenty of different approach being discussed and shared. Well done. Thanks for sharing as always.
2022.08.13 in #577Cyclops Be Dammed
Detailed analysis with links to the documentation, helps to understand the code better. Keep it up great work.
2022.08.21 in #578An Imaginary Date
Thank you Arne for sharing the Raku magic. Highly recommended if you are new to Raku. Keep it up great work.
2022.08.28 in #579Ordinal Spark
Arne style of building up solution is really cool. Keep it up great work.
2022.09.03 in #580Unique Trim
After long gap, Arne back to sharing Perl solutions. Cool use of Bag in Raku solutions. Thank you for sharing the knowledge with us.
2022.09.11 in #581Hot Sentence
Raku powerfull file operations in action and make the end result so compact. Cool work as always.
2022.09.18 in #582The Common Index
Arne has been generous and sharing bonus Perl solutions alongwith Raku. Keep it up great work.
2022.09.25 in #583Unique Difference
Nice to know how to deal with arrayrefs in Raku. Thanks for sharing the knowledge with us every week.
2022.10.02 in #584Sequenced Split
Cool solutions in Perl and Raku along with the bonus Fun Fact in the end. Thanks for your contributions.
2022.10.09 in #585Mask the MAC
Great demo of substr() in Raku to solve this week challenges. Thanks for sharing the knowledge.
2022.10.16 in #586Unicode Zip
Arne always surprise with something new in Raku. Thank you for sharing the knowledge with us.
2022.10.23 in #587Magical Together
Just love the demo of REPL using the powerful built=in libraries of Raku. Thanks for sharing as always.
2022.10.30 in #588Zero Divisibility
Great detailed explanation makes the code easy to follow. Well done and thanks for sharing.
2022.11.06 in #589To a Greater Degree
Great show of verbose solutions. It makes the difficult algorithm easy to follow. Keep it great work.
2022.11.13 in #590Decoded Capital
Pure regex one-liner in Raku for Capital Detection, very clever. And for the other using diagram to explain the process. Keep it up great work.
2022.11.20 in #591Twice as Cute
Complicated algorithm made simple using the Raku power, great skill, keep it up.
2022.12.04 in #593An Abundance of Strings
Line by line code analysis is the USP of Arne's blog. Great source for any Raku fan.
2022.12.11 in #594Digital Frequalizer
Lots of Raku magic shared as every week. Plenty to keep you busy. Thanks for sharing.
2022.12.18 in #595Especially Even
Lost of cool features of Raku shared with us, thanks as always for your contributions.
2022.12.25 in #596132 Lists
Nice trick to deal with data type, thanks for sharing the knowledge.
2022.12.31 in #597Zero Wiggle
Lots of Raku gems in one place, thanks for sharing knowledge with us every week.
2023.01.03 in #598Prime the Gap
The power of Raku makes the solution simple and easy to follow. Great work, keep it up.
2023.01.14 in #599Twice as Good
Great use of Bag of Raku with detailed discussion. Keep it up great work.
2023.01.22 in #600Seven Angry Slices
The verbose version of solution is worth checking. Keep it up great work.
2023.01.29 in #601Pennies by the numbers
Thanks for sharing the related stories on top of clever Raku solutions. Keep it up great work.
2023.02.04 in #602Odd Valleys
Not just one but multiple versions presented by Arne with detailed comments. Keep it up great work.
2023.02.11 in #603Quadruple Copies
Dry run with verbose mode is the best combination. Keep it up great work.
2023.02.14 in #604Monotonically Reshaped
I noticed one pattern in Arne's solution is that you get more than just one solution for each task. Keep it up great work.
2023.02.22 in #605The Highest Maximum
Yet another power packed solutions in Raku. Well done, keep it up.
2023.03.05 in #606Paired Time
The detailed discussion of solutions is always the highlight for me. You don't want to miss it.
2023.03.09 in #607The H Word
Loved the blog title as always, very creative. With all graphics, it makes the reading fun. Kudos to your effort.
2023.03.18 in #608MIS-ing
A detailed discussion of the solutions in Raku can be very handy with the official documentation. Great work, keep it up.
2023.03.24 in #609Special Account
Such a detailed analysis, you wouldn't miss a thing. What a class post, as always. Keep it up great work.
2023.04.02 in #610Killing Numbers
The quality blog post with graphical presentation is highly recommended. Go for it.
2023.04.06 in #611The Same Toeplitz
Diagram made it so simple to follow the logic. Great work, keep it up.
2023.04.16 in #612Letters and Groups
Nice use of multi keyword of Raku. Nice detailed discussion as always. Keep it up great work.
2023.04.22 in #613Fun Route
Sometimes as simple as grep can be very effective as shown by Arne. Nice work, keep it up.
2023.04.29 in #614Bagging Scorepoints
Nice use of Bag and cool comparison with regular hash. Something new for everyone as always. Keep it up great work.
2023.05.07 in #615Odd Placement
Cool and crispy one-liner in Raku showing off the powerful features. Thanks for your contributions as always.
2023.05.07 in #617Odd Placement
Cool and crispy one-liner in Raku showing off the powerful features. Thanks for your contributions as always.
2023.05.11 in #616Sticky Numbers
Line by line description of the source code is very handy to follow the process. You even get the bonus link to official documentation. Keep it up great work.
2023.05.28 in #618Scored Product
Time for some more one-liner in Raku. Keep it up great work.
2023.10.01 in #636Changing Loops
Good show of BagHash, new to me. Thank you for entertaining us with Raku magic every week.
2023.10.06 in #637Seize the Greatness
The zipper operator is so appropriate to get the job done. The end result is so elegant. Thanks for sharing.
2023.10.12 in #638Persistently Running
The cool use of map in Raku, although gather/take could do the job. Plenty of choices available for you in Raku.
2023.10.21 in #639Nothing But Strings
Checkout the process of building the solution from scratch. Always fun to follow the process.
2023.10.26 in #640Acronymous Array
Pleasantly surprised to see Perl solutions too this week. Keep it up great work.
2023.11.04 in #641Arithmetic Prime
The USP of the post is we get to the source for more information. Keep it up great work.
2023.11.12 in #642Missing Matrix
Lots of Raku magic to solve the task with bonus documentation. Thanks for your contributions.
2023.11.16 in #643Reverse Floor
The exevution of verbose mode is really fun. Thanks for your contributions as always.
2023.11.25 in #644The Smaller Hero
Quality post with the most creative title every week. Keep it up great work.
2023.12.03 in #645La La Three
Clever use of combinations and permutations of Raku. Thanks for sharing.
2023.12.09 in #646Out of Linear
Bonus solutions this week as we got not just Raku but many more. Thanks for sharing.
2023.12.17 in #647The Santa Letters
This week we get more than what is asked in the task. Kudos for the effort, keep it great work up.
2023.12.23 in #648Shortest Sub
Dealing with Matrix in Raku is so much fun with all the magics. Thanks for sharing.
2024.01.02 in #650String Index
Compact one liner in Raku for both tasks. Line by line discussion is really handy too.
2024.01.09 in #651Lucky Concatenation
Line by line discussion is the specialty of the post. It makes so easy to follow. Thanks for sharing the Raku magic with us every week.
2024.01.20 in #652Uniquely Special
I like the verbose solution, no gimmicks. Having the link to the documentation is very handy too. Well done and thanks for sharing.
2024.01.30 in #654Reverse Power
Enjoy more than just the solutions to the weekly tasks. Highly recommended.
2024.02.09 in #655Mostly Odd
Use of bag is ideal for this week task. Raku rocks !!!
2024.02.12 in #656Merged Maximum
Every week we get to learn something new in Raku. This week was 'roundrobin'. Thanks for sharing.
2024.02.25 in #657Currently Reduced
As always we got some cool features of map and grep in Raku. Thanks for sharing the knowledge.
2024.03.01 in #658Even Sum
Line by line code details with links to original documentation. What else do we need? Keep it up great work.
2024.03.09 in #659Day Parser
Raku making good use of built-in support for Date. Raku rocks !!!
2024.03.14 in #660Unique Rank
As always Raku is showing off with the help powerful feature of Bag. Keep it up great work.
2024.03.20 in #661Two Elements
Lots of Raku magic, '>>.comb' and '>>.sum' can be lethal. Keep it up great work.
2024.03.26 in #662Positively Equal
Fully verbose and easy to follow solutions in Raku complete with links to official Raku documents. Well done.
2024.04.04 in #663Target Merge
Method chaining of Raku makes it easy to create one-liner. Raku Rocks !!!
2024.04.12 in #664Greatest Target
Detailed analysis with complete documentation enough to keep you engaged. Keep it up great work.
2024.04.18 in #66533% Word
Raku special keyword 'Nil' is very handy when dealing with undef. Raku Rocks !!!
2024.04.28 in #666Uncommon as X
I love when the scope is extended and you get far more creative solutions in Raku. Highly recommended.
2024.05.03 in #667Every Product Counts
Usual dose of Raku magics for all of us. Plenty to keep you busy.
2024.05.11 in #668Numerous Numbers
Smart match of Raku is really cool. The post shares the use of smart match. Highly recommended.
2024.05.13 in #669Distribute Or...
Raku never misses the opportunity to surprise me, Reduction Metaoperator with Binary OR [+|]. Raku Rocks !!
2024.05.26 in #670Distribute Positions
Don't you love the pictorial representation of algorithm? It makes it so fun follow through the discussion. Highly recommended.
2024.05.30 in #671Ones by 1
What I like about Raku is the ability to create compact solutions. I wish we could do similar things in Perl. Thanks for sharing.
2024.06.08 in #672IP Score
Clever use of subset to create custom type in Raku. Also the smart parameter checking in the method signature is work checking. Keep it up great work.
2024.06.15 in #673B of A
Two easy tasks and two easy solutions in Raku with plenty of documentation. Keep it up great work.
2024.06.23 in #674Goat Bus
Keeping it simple and easy to follow algorithm. Just use of regex and substr enough to get the job done. Keep it up great work.
2024.06.26 in #675Broken Digits
Once again Raku is showing its regex power, incredible. Keep it up great work.
2024.07.07 in #676Complete Maximum
Power of Raku made the difficult task easy and at times allow to create elegant one-liner. Thanks for contributing.
2024.07.12 in #677Strong Count
Another cool use case for Bag of Raku magics. The end result is one-liner. Great, keep it up.
2024.07.20 in #678Sort of Reverse
Raku one-liner is showing off method chaining once again. Raku Rocks.
2024.07.26 in #679Sort of Again
Raku one-liners at its best, kudos for the elegant code. Keep sharing every week.
2024.08.04 in #680Count Twice
Powerful one-liner in Raku is on demand every week. Keep it up great work.
2024.08.11 in #681Color of Knight
Line by line discussion with link to official documentation. You can't go wrong with this. Brilliant work as always.
2024.08.16 in #682Changingly Good
If you are looking for thorough testing of each use case then this is the place for you. Thanks for sharing knowledge with us.
2024.08.20 in #683Numbers and Values
Raku's Bag is once again showing the real power. Raku Rocks !!!
2024.08.29 in #684Relatively Lucky
If you are looking for variations then you will likely find many in the post. Ofcourse it is limited to Raku only. Enjoy !!!
2024.09.07 in #685No Connection
Coding stays easy to follow but the verbose mode is always the best part of the solution. Keep it up great work.
2024.09.13 in #686Self Order
Raku magic once again showing the power of one-liner. Thanks for sharing knowledge with us every week.
2024.09.18 in #687Strong and Valid
Regex in Raku is showing the true power. Handling the edge case is the bonus. Great work, keep it up.
2024.09.26 in #688Contiguously Closest
As always we got plenty of Raku magics, specially the debug mode. Highly recommended.
2024.10.01 in #689Jumbled Third
Dealing with edge cases can be sometime hard to find but it shouldn't. Highly recommended.
2024.10.10 in #690Luhn's Existence
Interesting way to deal with edge case using the power of Raku. And on top, get the complete official word on each feature used.
2024.10.20 in #691Middle Hand
Detailed analysis of complex algorithm made it look so simple and easy to follow. Incredible work.
2024.10.27 in #692The Largest Zuma
For all Raku fans, this is your chance to learn some more Raku magics. Highly recommended.
2024.11.01 in #693Boomerang or Similar
Cool use of subset of Raku giving us the elegant solutions. Great work, keep it up.
2024.11.09 in #694Next Consecutive
The verbosity of solutions is the main attraction for me, not just this week but every week. It gives away lots of inner details. Great work, keep it up.
2024.11.17 in #695Break the Jump
Trying different approaches until you end up with one that gives the expected result. Thanks for sharing behind the scene story.
2024.11.24 in #696Squared String
A very simple and straight forward approach without any magic, rare occassion. With lots of discussion around it, would keep you busy.
2024.12.01 in #697Semi Contiguous
Narration style is so engaging that it wouldn't let you loose focus. Keep up the brilliant work.