Perl Weekly - all the articles published by Kang-min Liu

2020.10.14 in #482 Raku: solving Perl Weekly Challenge 082
Kang-min first blog for weekly challenge. Plenty of interesting facts to look for.
2020.10.14 in #482 Proof: if c is a common factor of a and b, then c is a factor of gcd(a,b)
Kang-min sharing the proof of Bézout's identity
2020.11.24 in #488 Solving Perl Weekly Challenge 088 -- Array of Prodict vs Spiral Matrix
Kang-min's use of map to keep track of direction is really nice. His blog post shows the real power of Raku.
2020.12.02 in #489 Solving Perl Weekly Challenge 089 -- GCD Sum and the magic square.
Kang-min made the magic square looks like a walk in the park. There is so much to learn from him.
2020.12.13 in #490 Solving Perl Weekly Challenge 090 -- DNA Sequence and Ethiopian Multiplication
Kang-min made good use of Raku's power and made the DNA task look too easy.
2020.12.18 in #491 Solving Perl Weekly Challenge 091 -- Count numbers and Jump game.
Great example of showing the magic of Raku. Must Read.
2020.12.27 in #492 Solving Perl Weekly Challenge 092 -- Isomorphic Strings and Insert Interval.
Kang-min shared plenty of choices for each task. Highly Recommended.
2021.01.02 in #493 Solving Perl Weekly Challeng 093 -- Max points on the same line, and the sum of binary tree paths.
Revisit geometry lessons if you are a maths lover. Loved the 'Max Points' solutions.
2021.01.10 in #494 Solving Perl Weekly Challenge 094 -- Group Anagrams and Binary Tree to Linked List
If you are looking for some Raku magic then don't forget to checkout Kang-min's blog. It is never short of cool ideas.
2021.01.11 in #495 Solving Perl Weekly Challenge 095 -- Palindrome Number and Stack
Kang-min's solution to 'Demo Stack' is a great example showing Raku power. Highly Recommended.
2021.01.21 in #496 Solving Perl Weekly Challenge 096 -- Reverse Words and Edit distance.
Kang-min exploring Dynamic Programing to deal with the Levenshtein distance. Must Read.
2021.06.10 in #516 Visualization of perl development history
Kang-min shared a 10-year review of perl5.git.
2021.09.08 in #529 CPAN Release of Time::Verbal module
How do you say half past 8 in Klingon?
2021.09.21 in #531 CPAN Release of TooMuchCode 0.17
Perl::Critic::TooMuchCode is a set of policy add-ons that check for dead or redundant code.
2021.09.22 in #531 CPAN installation as a test, with GitHub workflow
Saving the already zipped up CPAN distribution as an artifact and then trying to install it using one of the cpan clients in your CI pipeline
2021.10.21 in #535 Making Single-binary Release with pp
Once in a while, people ask me how they can compile Perl. What they usually want is to be able to distribute a stand-alone executable without the end user needing to install Perl and a bunch of CPAN modules. Let's see how we can do that.

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