• 2015.09.10 in #216 Perl, revisited
  Reflecting on the layers of an onion. Not any onion. Our oninon.
• 2017.06.19 in #308 Learning to program with Perl 6
  First Steps: Getting into programming without leaving the command line - new Perl 6 book. Buy it now!
• 2017.11.26 in #331 The Lion and the Butterfly and the Camel
  JJ's thoughts on the day, during which he gave a talk on using Perl 6 for teaching programming to complete novices.
• 2018.04.12 in #351 StackOverflow that!
  JJ suggests that instead of keeping the technical question and answers confined to the IRC channel of Perl 6 people should post them to Stack Overflow as well as it is a better place for storing questions and answers. Posting the questions and answers on SO is better than just keeping them in an IRC conversation, but I think it would be way better to put them on the Perl 6 site or in the Perl 6 documentation. If necessary, put some effort to make those sites more SEO friendly, but IMHO it is better to keep the valuable content on the site related to the project that to hand it over to a third party.
• 2018.06.07 in #359 Grant Report : May, 2018. Second month of the grant.
  
• 2018.08.20 in #370 Perl is Perl
  Brilliant take on The Perl Conference in Glasgow. Must read for everyone.
• 2019.03.29 in #401 Perl Weekly Challenge #1: translate letters and count.
  
• 2019.04.20 in #404 Loops in Perl 6 and when to use them
  JJ Merelo shares his view on the usage of Loops in Perl 6. Highly Recommended.
• 2019.12.09 in #438 Day 9 - a chain (or Russian doll) of containers
  
• 2019.12.22 in #439 Day 22: Replace character and count
  

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