• 2022.08.04 in #576 Testing Code That is Difficult to Test (With Perl)
  A very interesting aspect of testing discussed here. Highly recommended if you are into testing.
• 2022.08.10 in #577 4 Unrelated Perl Tidbits
  Some fun parts of perl
• 2022.08.25 in #579 How I use Emacs to write Perl
  "I personally like to build my own IDE by bringing together unrelated packages, which is in contrast to full blown IDE packages, such as Devel::PerlySense or Perl::LanguageServer. These packages just aren't for me."
• 2022.09.03 in #580 Segregate Perl Projects with App::plx
  Nice little introduction to the App::plx with detailed discussion. Keep it up great work.
• 2022.09.08 in #581 Create a Daemon in Perl with Schedule::Cron
  A daemon is a program that runs in the background for an indefinite period of time. An important daemon on Unix-like operating systems is the cron scheduler that can be configured to perform tasks periodically.
• 2022.09.22 in #583 Named Subroutine Arguments in Perl
  Naming your subroutine arguments has benefits around increasing the readability of your code.
• 2022.10.07 in #585 How I use Yabsm to Manage my Btrfs Snapshots
  Where Yabsm stands for yet another btrfs snapshot manager and Btrfs is "better F S" a filesystem for Linux.
• 2022.10.23 in #587 Use Dist::Zilla to Create a Perl Distribution
  A short introduction with the most commonly used plugins of Dist::Zilla.
• 2023.03.23 in #609 An Interesting Perl Pattern That Doesn't Work
  A pattern that is supposed to use a closure to protect a configuration hash from being mutated by its callers. Unfortunately this pattern has a terrible flaw.

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