Perl Weekly - all the articles published by Bartosz Jarzyna

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2020.06.01 in #463 Perl Weekly Challenge 63 solution
Bartosz first blog after joining the weekly challenge. Welcome on board.
2020.06.09 in #464 Perl Weekly Challenge 64 solution
Bartosz approached the Min Sum Path task completely in a new way. Must Read.
2020.06.25 in #466 Perl Weekly Challenge 66 solution
Bartosz shared detailed discussion of his contributions.
2020.08.23 in #474 Perl Weekly Challenge 74 solution
Bartosz used the weekly challenge to test his own work Quantum::Superpositions::Lazy.
2021.01.07 in #494 Not just another Perl form framework
Bartosz introduces his latest work, Form::Tiny.
2021.01.31 in #498 Managing notes with Request Tracker
Bartosz sharing his experiences managing notes with Request Tracker.
2021.02.05 in #498 Shuffling my playlist with Perl and quantum mechanics
Bartosz again flexing his muscles and showing a cool tool built using CPAN module.
2021.04.25 in #509 Perl Weekly Challenge 109 solution
I loved the comparison between Perl and Python. You will definitely enjoy the discussion.
2021.06.03 in #515 Suggestions on improving the Perl Weekly Challenge
With some discussion here. I would especially point out that after the initial angry response and the clarification Diab Jerius appologized. That shows a much higher maturity than we have seen in recent weeks. (Diab was also right that the original blog post without the background could have been misunderstood.)
2022.10.30 in #588 Typing foreach till the end
What do you prefer for or foreach?
2022.12.09 in #594 What did Santa forget?
2022.12.14 in #595 Let the Elves Import Your Packages
Load all the modules in a namespace.
2023.10.15 in #638 Bitcoin::Crypto version 2.000 released!
Are you Bitcoin fan? Then this is for you, do checkout.
2023.12.02 in #645 Santa tackles Bitcoin, part one
2023.12.03 in #645 Santa tackles Bitcoin, part two
2023.12.09 in #646 Day 9: Mooish Attribute Shortcuts For Everyone!
2025.06.16 in #725 Perl in the driving seat
How Bartosz created a control center with Perl. discuss
2025.11.09 in #746 Implementing Bitcoin in a dead language
An exceptional piece of technical writing that balances satire, technical depth and human vulnerability while showcasing significant software engineering accomplishment. It now implements BIP340 (Schnorr signatures), BIP341 (spending rules) and BIP342 (script validation).

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