• 2020.11.05 in #485 Perl Weekly Challenge 85
  Jorg went into great detail to solve the first task of the weekly challenge. Must Read.
• 2022.11.26 in #592 The Counter to Equilibrium
  Pure mathematical solution, very nice attempt. Thanks for sharing.
• 2023.11.11 in #642 Missing Reversed Inversions
  Nice demo of PDL, you really don't want to miss it. Thanks for sharing.
• 2023.11.17 in #643 Count the Pairs on the Floor
  PDL is in action. Just love it, you don't want to miss it.
• 2023.11.24 in #644 Smaller Heroes
  In depth analysis and discussed solutions. Highly recommended.
• 2023.12.03 in #645 The Most Popular of Three
  Various type of sort in action. Well documented process, keep it up great work.
• 2023.12.10 in #646 Recurring Lotteries
  Nice cool new format blog post thorough discussion. Keep it up great work.
• 2023.12.16 in #647 Weighing and Counting Pairs
  Thoroughly discussed and presented the solution, plenty to keep you engaged. Thanks for sharing.
• 2023.12.22 in #648 Distances And Sums
  Always pleasure to see PDL in action. Thanks for sharing the knowledge with us.
• 2024.01.06 in #650 Alphanumeric Moduli
  Simple loop and max/map enough for this week, nice to see variations. Keep it up great work.
• 2024.01.13 in #651 Lucky Cats
  Use of Perl magic makes the solution compact. Thanks for the refresher as always.
• 2024.01.15 in #652 Special Zeroes
  Use of PDL always fascinates me. Please do checkout if you want to get closer view. Keep it up great work.
• 2024.01.26 in #653 Weakest Strings
  Nice use of quotemeta. It can make life so fun when dealing with quoted strings. Really cool.
• 2024.02.03 in #654 Reverse Power
  Love the extension and dealing with non-latin characters. Keep it up great work.
• 2024.02.10 in #655 Frequent Oddities
  Once again CPAN module List::UtilsBy makes the life fun as shown in this week solution. Thanks for sharing.
• 2024.02.16 in #656 Zippairs
  Compact yet elegant solutions in Perl. Cool, keep it up.
• 2024.02.23 in #657 Use of PDL always amazed me. Well done and keep it up.
  
• 2024.03.01 in #658 Sum Even Bits
  Love the use of CPAN to get the job done. Nice and clean implementation, well done.
• 2024.03.08 in #659 Holiday Parser
  Don't you love CPAN? Well it is the USP of Perl. Checkout how CPAN helped solve the task.
• 2024.03.15 in #660 Unique Multisets
  Explore the mathematical view of the dictionay rank task. You may find it too complex but it is always fun.
• 2024.03.22 in #661 Bits, Digits and Numbers
  Pure mathematical approach with the help of CPAN module. Don't you love the one-liner it generates? Really cool.
• 2024.03.28 in #662 Positive, Negative or Divisible?
  Good old friend CPAN is helping solve the solutions. Smart move.
• 2024.04.05 in #663 Which Witch?
  I highly encourage everyone to try PDL if not done already. I would one day soon. Well done.
• 2024.04.14 in #664 The Greatest Target
  Smoke Test? If you fancy then this is for you. Highly recommended.
• 2024.04.19 in #665 For Almost a Third Complete
  Using CPAN module can help you get a classic one-liner as Jorg shared in the post. Highly recommended.
• 2024.04.26 in #666 Uncommon Shapes
  I am really amazed by the use of 'singleton' to get the job done. You also get to see PDL magic as well. Well done and keep it up.
• 2024.05.03 in #667 Lines and Signs
  Clever use of 'reduce' of List::Util to get the job done. The task analysis is worth checking out.
• 2024.05.10 in #668 Sorting This and That
  My personal favourite PDL is in the game again. Thanks for sharing knowledge with us.
• 2024.05.17 in #669 Bits and Bins
  A complete re-structure of the original task and still managed to get the job done. This is truly exceptional.
• 2024.05.24 in #670 Special Levels
  Classic use case of PDL, very impressive. Thanks for sharing the knowledge.
• 2024.05.31 in #671 Counting Ones
  Being master of PDL, we got another classic solutions. You must check it out.
• 2024.06.07 in #672 Defang the Snake Fixated at the Score
  Using CPAN module to get a complete solution. Also PDL is again talk of the town. Highly recommended.
• 2024.06.14 in #673 Looking After The Percentage
  Pure Perl regex magic is on display. Please take a pause and check out the regex. Keep it up great work.
• 2024.06.19 in #674 On the Goat Route
  Pure regex solution, a very daring attempt. Kudos for the effort, thanks for sharing the knowledge.
• 2024.06.28 in #675 Replacing the Broken Keys
  Perl regex is unbeatable. It gives plenty of choices to solve an issue. Thanks for sharing.
• 2024.07.05 in #676 Hourly Frequencies
  PDL once again showing the cool features. The end result is not be missed. Keep it up great work.
• 2024.07.12 in #677 Common Strength
  Simple for loop showing the power and getting the job done. Simple yet powerful, keep it up.
• 2024.07.19 in #678 Split, Sort and Join
  Bullet points converted into working code in Perl. You really don't want to miss the gem. Well done.
• 2024.07.26 in #679 Neither Sort Nor Split
  Nice use of method signature, thanks for promotion. Keep it up great work.
• 2024.08.02 in #680 Regular Pairs
  Well documented extended regex solutions, very brave indeed. Thanks for sharing knowledge with us.
• 2024.08.09 in #681 Colors of the Knight
  Clever use of Manhattan distance to solve check color task. I loved the use of PDL to solve the Knight's move task.
• 2024.08.16 in #682 Good Keys
  I noticed great detailed discussion with regard to look ahead and look behind assertion. I always find it hard to follow through. Great work, keep it up.
• 2024.08.23 in #683 Count Unique
  Detailed discussion is the highlight of the post and more likely to keep you busy. Great work, thanks for sharing.
• 2024.08.30 in #684 Relatively Lucky
  If you are PDL fan then you don't want to skip this. It seems so simple, yet elegant. Well done and keep it up.
• 2024.09.06 in #685 Change With No Way Out
  Incredible power of CPAN module. I am very impressed with the end result. You really don't want to skip it.
• 2024.09.13 in #686 Randomly Extremal
  Don't you love the rule breakers? I love them as it make the game more interesting. Hihgly recommended.
• 2024.09.22 in #687 Common Passwords
  Using CPAN can produce elegant one-liner as shared in the post. Breaking down task is also very handy. Thanks for the contributions.
• 2024.09.27 in #688 Contiguous Palindromes
  Mathematical approach to deal with Palindrome, something I never seen before. Great work, thanks for sharing.
• 2024.10.04 in #689 The Third Jumble
  Hard core Perl regex in action. For all regex geek, you must checkout this.
• 2024.11.08 in #694 Consecutive Permutations
  A very interesting discussion about the use of data structure to get around O(n) time. It's worth checking out, thanks for sharing.
• 2024.11.15 in #695 Jumping Words
  Simply love the compact solution with lots of magic. Cutest contributions, well done.
• 2024.11.22 in #696 Compressed Matchsticks
  A complete solutions for encoding and decoding using just regex, very impressive. Great work, thanks for sharing.
• 2024.11.29 in #697 Semi-Permutational Contiguities
  PDL is once again showing it's power. Happy to see it getting exposure. Highly recommended.
• 2024.12.02 in #698 Special Zeroes
  
• 2024.12.06 in #698 The Right Square
  Being a student of Math, I simply love the pure mathematical approach. I miss these symbols in my programming world. Great work.
• 2024.12.13 in #699 Search and Replace
  Regex in action, brave heart. Loved it. Thanks for sharing knowledge with us every week.

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