• 2016.12.21 in #283 Amusewiki 2.0
  Amusewiki (a CMS) version 2.0 was released last week. It has fair amount of documentation & looks promising.
• 2017.05.24 in #306 Amusewiki 2.022
  Amusewiki, a library-oriented wiki engine is more than just a wiki engine, it's also a powerful authoring, archiving and publishing platform.
• 2018.07.05 in #363 Amusewiki 2.222
  "Amusewiki was created to manage and edit large amounts of texts (books and articles) with a special focus on quality, printing and first rate reading experience."
• 2022.04.19 in #561 Perl Web Frameworks
  Covering CGI - Mojolicious - Interchange - Dancer - Catalyst
• 2025.02.06 in #707 Django and Mojolicious: a quick comparison of two popular web frameworks
  Marco writes: 'Recently I’ve been working on a project with a Vue front-end and two back-ends, one in Python using the Django framework and one in Perl using the Mojolicious framework. So, it’s a good time to spend some words to share the experience and do a quick comparison.'
• 2025.04.29 in #719 Handling text encoding in Perl
  When we are dealing with legacy applications, it’s very possible that the code we are looking at does not deal with Unicode characters, instead assuming all text is ASCII. This will cause a myriad of glitches and visual errors.
  In 2025, after more than 30 years since Unicode was born, how is that possible that old applications still survive while ignoring or working around the whole issue?

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