Perl Weekly - all the articles published by Lance Wicks

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2017.09.03 in #319 Lance's report on the bug squashathon
Lance took part in last weekend's bug squashathon, which he was prompted to join in on, as he's started working on a web app using Bailador (the Dancer "port" for Rakudo).
2017.11.26 in #331 Lance Wicks's report on LPW
Lance gave a tutorial on the Bailador web framework for Perl 6, and shares this thoughts on how that went, along with the rest of the day. I loved this line: "It was just so darn friendly, and the whole darn Perl community is so darn friendly".
2020.08.04 in #472 Live session with Lance
Working with the weekly challenge #072.
2020.08.16 in #473 #Perl Weekly Challenge #73
It is rare occassion you see Lance blog these days, so when he does you don't want to miss it.
2020.08.18 in #474 Live session with Lance
Watch Lance using TDD to solve the weekly challenge.
2020.08.22 in #474 #Perl Weekly Challenge #74
Lance made it one more week. Enjoy reading blog as long as it lasts.
2021.01.22 in #496 Perl Weekly Challenge
Welcome back Lance with a new shiny website. Cool solutions promoting TDD.
2021.01.30 in #497 Perl Weekly Challenge 097
Lance is back after short break with a blog post promoting TDD. Must Read.
2021.02.18 in #500 pErLM for the Perl Weekly Challenge 100
Lance promotes TDD with great precision. Thanks for the kind words.
2021.02.20 in #500 Perl Weekly Challenge 100 part 2
Lance presented us a double bonus this week, thank you.
2021.03.13 in #503 Chinese Zodiac calculation in Perl and Elm
Lance kept it short and simple when dealing with the Chinese Zodiac. We even got a bonus Elm solution.
2021.04. in #506 Live Video - Maximum Gap by Lance Wicks
2021.06.21 in #518 TDD a perlscript with modulinos (PWC-118)
A great example of how to follow TDD in solving a task. Welcome back BTW.
2021.07.04 in #519 Perl flexibility for the win
2022.03.06 in #554 WebService::SmartRow
Quick and easy interface to connect and get data from SmartRow API.
2023.06.18 in #621 TDD for Good... strings

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