• 2020.12.22 in #492 Perl weekly challenge 92
  James dealing with Insert Interval in a very unique way. Must Read.
• 2021.01.09 in #494 Perl weekly challenge 94
  James's short and precise blog post for a quick read.
• 2021.01.15 in #495 Perl weekly challenge 95
  Thanks, James for promoting the use of CORE::* methods. A simple and easy-to-follow blog post.
• 2021.01.30 in #497 Perl weekly challenge 97
  James's one liner for Caesar Cipher task is impressive. Even the binary substrings solution is very clever.
• 2021.02.12 in #499 Perl weekly challenge 99
  The best part of this blog post is the discussion of the "Unique Subsequence" task. I read this section twice, just to make sure I understood it
• 2021.02.16 in #500 Perl weekly challenge 100
  James turned out to be a big fan of Perl one-liners. I loved his code.
• 2021.03.04 in #502 Perl weekly challenge 102
  Most of all, I fell in love with the solution to task 2. Very clever solution. Well done.
• 2021.03.12 in #503 Perl weekly challenge 103
  Great example of compact coding with nice indentation. Looks beautiful. Well done.
• 2021.03.16 in #504 Perl weekly challenge 104
  James spoilt us with different variations of FUSC sequence. Keep it up.
• 2021.03.26 in #505 Perl weekly challenge 105
  The fighting spirit of James is evident in his solutions. He decided to invent his own nth_root() function.
• 2021.04.11 in #507 Perl Weekly Challenge 107
  James is becoming the master of one-liners now. I really enjoyed his List Methods solution.
• 2021.04.27 in #510 Perl Weekly Challenge #110
  I loved the discussion about memory usage for the Transpose File task. It is always a pleasure to read code showing the memory utilisation. Thanks for sharing.
• 2021.05.07 in #511 Perl Weekly Challenge #111Perl Weekly Challenge #111
  James presented us with an exceptional performance matrix with analysis. Thanks for sharing.
• 2021.05.14 in #512 Perl Weekly Challenge #112
  James is unbeatable when it comes to performance analysis. What an honour to have him in the team.
• 2021.05.19 in #513 Perl Weekly Challenge #113
  James's code presentation is always the best. It makes reading the code so simple. Also with the detailed task analysis is very handy as well.
• 2021.05.29 in #514 Perl Weekly Challenge #114
  James's focus on performance is the highlight. Plenty to learn from his work. Keep up the great work.
• 2021.06.12 in #516 Perl Weekly Challenge #116
  James found the second task easier than than the first and he proved it with his solutions. Oops.
• 2021.06.18 in #517 Perl Weekly Challenge #117
  I always look for James's solution and his story behind the solution. He is so good at looking beyond the task and giving his opinions. I simply loved it. Keep it going.
• 2021.06.22 in #518 Perl Weekly Challenge #118
  James has nailed task #2 with plenty of different solutions. Take your sweet time to go over each one of them.
• 2021.07.04 in #519 Perl Weekly Challenge #119
  
• 2021.07.05 in #520 Perl Weekly Challenge #120
  James always comes up with compact solutions. This week also he came up with a clinical approach with bit operations. Well done.
• 2021.07.12 in #521 Perl Weekly Challenge #120
  As always, James came up with a performance matrix solution. I loved his solution to The Travelling Salesman; so easy to follow. Thanks.
• 2021.07.25 in #522 Perl Weekly Challenge #122
  
• 2021.07.28 in #523 Perl Weekly Challenge #123
  James impressed me with his performance matrix. He is not scared of trying a different approach to improve the performance. Keep up the great work.
• 2021.08.04 in #524 Perl Weekly Challenge #124
  James pushed the bar higher as far as task #1 is concerned. For the Tug of War task, he once again presented his solution with a performance matrix. I simply love the matrix; it tells a nice story.
• 2021.08.13 in #525 Perl Weekly Challenge #125
  James kept the discussion to the minimum this time, I noticed. Generally I see the performance matrix at the end.
• 2021.08.16 in #526 Perl Weekly Challenge #126
  James's love for a performance matrix is always the first thing I notice. It tells the complete story behind each approach. Thanks for sharing.
• 2021.08.24 in #527 Perl Weekly Challenge #127
  James used his domain knowledge whilst dealing with the weekly challenge. Thanks for your contributions.
• 2021.09.04 in #528 Perl Weekly Challenge #128
  James' genomic approach to the Minimum Platform tssk is really cool. There is plenty to learn from his work. Thanks for sharing.
• 2021.09.12 in #529 Perl Weekly Challenge #129
  I loved the code re-use in this week contributions. It shows power of Perl. Thanks for sharing the knowledge.

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