• 2023.03.05 in #606 Maximum sum of pair minimums
  Kudos to Bob for taking time to share the optimal solution and discussed it too. Thank you.
• 2023.03.06 in #607 She's givin' me H citatations
  Clever use of regex to get the job done. Well done.
• 2023.03.16 in #608 Smells like teen SQL
  Just loved the SQL twist. You don't want to miss the fun. Thanks for sharing.
• 2023.04.09 in #611 Geared toward the average rather than the exceptional
  Dealing with the maths behind the task is clever move. Very smart approach, well done.
• 2023.04.28 in #614 PWC 214 (1) Rank Score, (2) Collect Points, (3) ..., (4) Profit!
  Cool little introduction to indirection but in-depth discussion. Worth checking out, thanks for sharing.
• 2023.05.03 in #615 PWC 215 Odd One Out, Number Placement
  I loved the simplicity in the description of process. Too good to be missed. Thank you.
• 2023.05.03 in #617 PWC 215 Odd One Out, Number Placement
  I loved the simplicity in the description of process. Too good to be missed. Thank you.
• 2023.08.23 in #632 A Lot to Unpack Here
  
• 2023.09.07 in #633 PWC 233 Data on the side
  
• 2023.09.15 in #634 Same Circus, Different Clowns
  
• 2023.09.20 in #635 Steppin' in a Slide Zone
  Checkout the power of grep and map, you will be surprised.
• 2023.09.27 in #636 A Change Would Do You Good
  Simple use of pop/push can be more than enough to get the job done. Please checkout to figure out.
• 2023.09.27 in #636 The Circle Is Small
  You are served with multiple approaches for this week solution. You must checkout.
• 2023.10.06 in #637 Maximise Greatness
  Thorough detailed discussion is worth checking out. Kudos for the efforts. Well done.
• 2023.10.10 in #638 Running and Persistence
  What an inspiration story to begin the blog post, thanks for sharing.
• 2023.10.20 in #639 Adagio for frayed knots
  Lots of Perl magic discussed and used in the solution. You will be surprised, I must admit.
• 2023.10.25 in #640 Just a slice. No loop, please. I'll eat it here.
  Interesting discussion about casing in Perl. Well done.
• 2023.11.11 in #642 Flip the Script
  This week we have more than Perl problem. Very interesting and thanks for sharing.
• 2023.11.14 in #643 Sweeping the floor
  Love the process of making the solutions better. Incredible, keep sharing.
• 2023.11.21 in #644 Let me count the ways
  So many variations and ideas. Plenty to keep you all busy. Thanks for sharing.
• 2023.12.05 in #646 Random use of algebra
  Perl one-liner is showing off the power. Nice work, keep it up.
• 2023.12.28 in #649 PWC 249 Equal pairs and DI strings
  
• 2024.01.14 in #651 Missing at point blank range
  Exploring the range operator in Perl
• 2024.02.02 in #654 PWC 254 Task 1, Three Power
  Interesting discussion about power of three and the confusion around it. You will enjoyed the discussion.
• 2024.02.08 in #655 PWC 255 Odd character cordoctahedra and the most most most frequent word word
  Enjoy more than one way to solve the challenge. Truly Perl TIMTOWTDI.
• 2024.03.02 in #658 How do I sum thee? Let me count the ones.
  Clever use of regex power of Perl. Good job and thanks for sharing the knowledge with us.
• 2024.03.30 in #662 Grep it once, grep it twice
  Fun with multiple grep, it makes code easy to read. Thanks for sharing.
• 2024.04.03 in #663 Don't Sort It, Be Happy
  Educational task analysis, you really don't want to skip, thanks for sharing.
• 2024.04.30 in #667 Positively Perl Street
  Bob is back with yet another Perl power sharing tri-valued operator. Thanks for sharing the knowledge with us.
• 2024.05.06 in #668 Games Numbers Play
  I love the varieties of different level of solutions. Start with simple and then move upward to make it more elegant. Great work.
• 2024.05.15 in #669 Two of Us Distributing Elements
  Interactive discussion on every little things in details, likely to keep you engaged all the way. Thanks for sharing.
• 2024.06.21 in #674 Waiting at the Bus Stop
  Line by line discussion of Bus Route task is worth checking out. Impressive work, well done.
• 2024.08.10 in #681 PWC 281 Knight's Move
  A thorough discussion about Chess game and then from the task point of view. It is worth checking, thanks for sharing.
• 2024.09.20 in #687 Strength in Numbers
  Mix of readymade solution or pure regex approach. Plenty to keep us entertained. Well done.
• 2025.04.23 in #718 Reverse Equals
  CPAN friendly solution is my all time favourite, it makes the end result cute and compact. Thanks for sharing the knowledge.
• 2025.05.17 in #721 Every Average Tells a Story, Don't It?
  A very real life narration with dose of technical excellence, highly recommended.
• 2025.05.21 in #722 String Format
  Perl special regex doing all the hard work. If this wasn't enough then you have unpack too. Great work, keep it up.
• 2025.07.26 in #732 Odd last date letters, binary word list buddy
  The solutions are terse, elegant, and showcase modern Perl idioms. They shine in clarity for those familiar with Perl 5.42+, especially with sprintf and all.
• 2025.07.26 in #733 Odd last date letters, binary word list buddy
  The implementations balance conciseness with readability while leveraging Perl's strengths in text processing. Each solution could be extended with more robust input validation and edge case handling for production use.
• 2025.08.14 in #734 First We Do the Range Sum, Then We Take Manhattan
  Solutions shine with clarity and comprehensiveness. They’re practical yet polished, offering solid templates for real-world scenarios.

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