• 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.
• 2021.09.13 in #530 Perl Weekly Challenge #130
  Nice use of a bitwise operator to deal with the Odd Number task. Cool hack to flatten the tree before checking if it is BST.
• 2021.09.26 in #531 Perl Weekly Challenge #131
  Beautiful solution and cool use of map. However, not easy to follow but laid out nicely.
• 2021.09.29 in #532 Perl Weekly Challenge #132
  James shed light on the value of Hash Join. I wasn't aware of it before. Thanks for sharing.
• 2021.10.10 in #533 Perl Weekly Challenge #133
  James is a stylish programmer who creates well crafted code. Incredible.
• 2021.10.15 in #534 Perl Weekly Challenge #134
  To me, the highlight of the week is the solution to the Pandigital Numbers task. It has James' special touch. Keep it up; great work.
• 2021.10.20 in #535 Perl Weekly Challenge #135
  James is known for writing beautiful-looking code. He did it again this week, Thanks for promoting Perl.
• 2021.10.29 in #536 Perl Weekly Challenge #136
  James's use of binary and bit operators makes the code compact. I love this compact yet readable solution. Great work, thanks for sharing.
• 2021.11.01 in #537 Perl Weekly Challenge #137
  James has, once again, gone beyond the task and shared his analysis of the Lychrel Number task. It is always pleasure reading his blog. Thanks for sharing.
• 2021.11.08 in #538 Perl Weekly Challenge #138
  James' observation about the task is unique. He has the ability to get to the bottom of each task and shares the knowledge. You really don't want to miss out. Thank you for sharing your experience with us.
• 2021.11.19 in #539 Perl Weekly Challenge #139 - Whats recurring
  James always writes elegant code. Above all, it is easy to read and follow. Thanks for your hard work.
• 2021.11.24 in #540 Perl Weekly Challenge #140
  If you are looking for cute and beautiful solutions then James is the man for you. He is exceptional when it comes to performance-oriented solutions. Thanks for sharing your knowledge with us every week.
• 2021.12.07 in #542 Self-descriptive Numbers
  
• 2021.12.19 in #543 Perl Weekly Challenge #143
  No one can beat James in writing beautiful Perl code. I wish I could. Thanks for sharing compact solutions.
• 2021.12.25 in #544 Perl Weekly Challenge #144
  James's contributions week after week impress me a lot. I learn a lot from his contributions. Thanks for sharing.
• 2022.01.03 in #545 Perl Weekly Challenge #145
  James's solution is always magical and compact. And on top of that you get a detailed description. Thanks for your contributions.
• 2022.01.03 in #546 Perl Weekly Challenge #146
  James is known for compact and elgant solutions. I simply love his solutions. Thanks for your contributions.
• 2022.01.11 in #547 Perl Weekly Challenge #147
  The highlight of James' blog is always the interesting facts behind the task. There is plenty to learn from his work. Keep it up great work.
• 2022.01.23 in #548 Perl Weekly Challenge #148
  James is known for compact solutions. This week he shared very cool solutions too. You don't want to miss it.

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