• 2020.09.25 in #479 OO linked lists in Perl
  After many days, trying to implement linked lists by nested hash (link to Rosetta Code) (link to my code) or Struct::Dumb, I get how to write the (singly) linked list in object-oriented style by Perl. One with bless, another one with Moose. Keep the learning record here.
• 2022.03.19 in #556 CY's Take on The Weekly Challenge #156
  Cheok-Yin is a very brave contributor in my humble opinion. I liked the way she goes beyond the task and present her solution. Kudos to your effort.
• 2022.04.10 in #559 CY's Take on The Weekly Challenge #159
  Cheok-Yin doesn't blog regularly but every time she does, we get a treat. I really enjoy behind the scene story. Keep it up great work.
• 2022.06.18 in #569 Number Theoretic Quiz
  Cheok-Yin blog is not just about the solutions to the weekly challenge but you get a lot more about the workings. Keep it up great work.
• 2022.08.07 in #576 Magic of 142857
  Congratulation on your first Raku contribution. Hope to see more in coming weeks. Keep it up great work.
• 2022.10.16 in #586 No Lost in Transliteration?
  Welcome back to blogging and thanks for the nice introduction of CPAN module charnames.
• 2023.03. in #607 Regexp::Assemble - Weekly Travelling in CPAN
  
• 2023.03.14 in #608 Quiq - Weekly Travelling in CPAN
  A brief introduction to the CPAN module Quiq..
• 2023.03.22 in #609 Text::Extract::Word, MsOffice::Word::Surgeon - Weekly Travelling in CPAN
  
• 2023.03.31 in #610 Graph - Weekly Travelling in CPAN
  Continued with the weekly travelling, here we got another brilliant piece of work. Highly recommended.
• 2023.04.07 in #611 Web::Scraper - Weekly Travelling in CPAN
  As its name say, it is for scraping the web. Most recent release almost 10 years ago, but apparently still working well.
• 2023.04.12 in #612 Data::Table - Weekly Travelling in CPAN
  CPAN travellers having fun every week, thanks to Cheok-Yin Fung.
• 2023.12.06 in #646 Uniquenes
  Graphical representation to present the internals. Kudo for your effort and well done.
• 2024.08.10 in #681 Where is the chess piece going to?
  Cool breakdown of Knight's move and working of each part. It makes reading easy and also to follow the algorithm. Well done and keep it up.

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