• 2022.01.14 in #547 Perl Roles
  
• 2022.01.31 in #550 Test web API's with Perl and Cucumber
  A very interesting introduction to Behaviour-Driven Development.
• 2022.03.10 in #556 How To Test Web APIs with Perl and Cucumber
  A thorough tutorial on the use of Cucumber and Perl.
• 2024.04.29 in #667 Generate Fixtures for DBD::Mock::Session
  
• 2024.04.29 in #667 Generate Fixtures for DBD::Mock::Session
  
• 2025.01.12 in #703 Rose::DB ORM and Perl
  
• 2025.04.21 in #718 Generate Fixtures for Rose::DB ORM
  For all Rose::DB fans, this is for you, a very handy when it comes to generating fixtures for unit test.
• 2025.04.27 in #718 Mojolicious and Docker
  Learn how to build and dockerize Mojolicious application.
• 2025.04.30 in #719 Mojolicious and Docker part 2
  Add an data base image to the docker compose file. Create an network between the and the app. Create and persists your db. Start the Docker in the containers in the correct order.
• 2025.08.25 in #736 Testing a Perl Mojolicious web app
  The post is a practical, hands-on tutorial demonstrating how to write tests for a web application built with the Mojolicious framework in Perl. It's aimed at developers who are familiar with the basics of Mojolicious and want to implement a test-driven development (TDD) workflow or simply add tests to their application.
• 2025.12.04 in #750 Stopping the Evil Grinch: A Holiday Defense Guide
  This article demonstrates enterprise-grade security automation using Perl as a robust orchestration layer. The solution elegantly combines multiple security tools (Lynis for auditing, ClamAV for malware scanning) with professional email reporting.
• 2026.03.01 in #762 DBD::Mock::Session::GenerateFixtures v1.03
  The latest release includes automatic mock data generation for transactional database interactions. That means it's much easier to capture and replay sequences that involve BEGIN WORK, COMMIT, ROLLBACK, and even nested try/catch logic.
• 2026.07.05 in #780 Automate Perl module testing with GitHub Actions
  This is a very handy guide that explains how to set up a CI/CD pipeline for your Perl projects via GitHub Actions. The guide elaborates on what steps to follow so that when you push code, all of the projects automatically run tests against several different Perl versions and several different operating systems. This will allow developers to check for compatibility on multiple platforms, while also providing developers with a way to keep their code at high quality with as little manual work as possible.

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