2022.12.26 in #597The Perl Weekly Challege #197
Simply loved the narrative form of blog. You end up with pretty solution in no time. Great work, keep it up.
2023.01.22 in #600The Weekly Challenge #200
Robbie found task #2 easier than task #1. It was supposed to the otherway around. Still we got two nice solutions. Thank you.
2023.01.26 in #601The Weekly Challenge #201
Robbie, being partner in crime this week, I was looking forward to his solution. I must confess it was top notch.
2023.01.31 in #602The Weekly Challenge #202
Use of finite state mmachine to solve the Widest Valley task is interesting. Well done.
2023.02.10 in #603The Weekly Challenge #203
Full credit goes to Robbie for the extra effort. Appreciate your contributions.
2023.02.13 in #604The Weekly Challenge #204
One should learn from Robbie how to get job done with little effort. Incredible. Thanks for sharing.
2023.02.21 in #605The Weekly Challenge #205
Simple for-loops is your friend this week. Robbie shared how? Thanks for sharing the knowledge.
2023.09.15 in #634Fun with dates
The day-of-week for any day in the year range 1-5000000 Julian. (Doesn't do BC yet; I need to make some changes to the algorithm first.) It also does conversion between Gregorian and Julian.
2024.01.22 in #653The Weekly Challenge #253
Thanks for a gentle reminder of combining sort. We don't use it very often though. Well done.
2024.01.29 in #654The Weekly Challenge #254
Clarity in discussion makes it easy to follow thorough. Thanks for sharing the knowledge.
2024.02.05 in #655The Weekly Challenge #255
Sometimes, you don't need to look anywhere for the solution, just follow the straight path as discussed on the post.
2024.02.28 in #658The Weekly Challenge #258
I am amazed how handy CPAN module can be at times. Very impressed with the end result. Thanks for sharing.
2024.03.13 in #660The Weekly Challenge #260
For permuation related challenge, Math::Combinatorics is one of the choices CPAN provides. See the post how this solved the task.
2024.03.18 in #661The Weekly Challenge #261
CPAN module can make your life fun and easy. You must checkout the solutions.
2024.03.26 in #662The Weekly Challenge #262
Simple task analysis and implementation. Plain english anyone can follow. Well done.
2024.04.03 in #663The Weekly Challenge #263
Clever use of CPAN module. I always encourage the use of CPAN module. Well done.
2024.04.09 in #664The Weekly Challenge #264
Clever use of Perl regex. I am sure you will take a closer look once again.
2024.04.24 in #666The Weekly Challenge #266
I like the use of 'fc' and handling of apostrophes is really cool. Highly recommended.
2024.04.30 in #667The Weekly Challenge #267
Using the method signature of latest Perl makes the code looks elegant, very impressive, keep it up.
2024.05.08 in #668The Weekly Challenge #268
I noticed the zip6 is mentioned in the blog post but in code, pairwise is used. Interesting, zip6 is new to me, though.
2024.05.14 in #669The Weekly Challenge #269
Classic one-liner in Perl, discussion makes it smooth ride. Thanks for sharing.
2024.05.25 in #670The Weekly Challenge #270
Just one solution this week, and typically one line analysis. Keep it up great work.
2024.05.29 in #671The Weekly Challenge #271
Loved the hack used to get the job done. It is very impressive. Highly recommended.
2024.06.10 in #673The Weekly Challenge #273
lround() from POSIX? Never knew about this. Thanks for sharing the knowledge with us.
2024.06.20 in #674The Weekly Challenge #274
Nice breakdown of task is so handy to follow the logic. Keep it up great work and thanks for sharing.
2024.06.24 in #675The Weekly Challenge #275
Keep it sweet and simple, is the approach taken this week. Nice, keep sharing.
2024.06.30 in #676The Weekly Challenge #276
Clever use of CPAN modules is very handy. Happy to see the wide use of the modules. Keep sharing the knowledge.
2024.07.11 in #677The Weekly Challenge #277
No gimmicks, pure Perl solution using just core functions. The end result is still very powerful. Thanks for sharing.
2024.07.16 in #678The Weekly Challenge #278
Breaking down big task into smaller tasks makes it easy to implement. Take a look and see it yourself.
2024.07.23 in #679The Weekly Challenge #279
Another great use of CPAN module List::MoreUtils and using zip6 out of box. Great work.
2024.07.29 in #680The Weekly Challenge #280
Interesting use of finite state machine with detailed discussion. Loved the use of Unicode character. Keep it up great work.
2024.08.07 in #681The Weekly Challenge #281
Thanks for sharing the hack used in the check color task. Also breaking down the complex logic into easy to follow tasks is worth checking out. Well done.
2024.08.19 in #683The Weekly Challenge #283
Avoid re-inventing the wheels and make good use of CPAN as shared in the post. Thanks for your contributions.
2024.09.06 in #685The Weekly Challenge #285
The task analysis of 'Making Change' made it so simple, incredible. Thanks for sharing knowledge with us.
2024.09.11 in #686To The Weekly Challenge #286
Nice breakdowm of task into easy to understand action. The end result is short and crispy. Cool, keep it up.
2024.09.18 in #687The Weekly Challenge #287
Getting pure regex solution can be sometime very difficult but here we have one. The compact discussion is worth checking.
2024.09.26 in #688The Weekly Challenge #288
Breaking down complex algorithm into smaller steps lead to a readable and easy to follow solution. Great work, thanks for sharing.
2024.10.09 in #690The Weekly Challenge #290
We got another musical solution. I just love the musical theme. Keep sharing knowledge.
2024.10.15 in #691The Weekly Challenge #291
A rather compact Mathematical solution, very impressive. Great work, keep it up.
2024.10.23 in #692The Weekly Challenge #292
Nicely modularised solutions with enough documentation to get you to the bottom on task. Keep sharing the knowledge.
2024.10.30 in #693The Weekly Challenge #293
Modularised approach makes the solution easy to read and follow. Short and concise narration comes handy. Great work.
2024.11.06 in #694The Weekly Challenge #294
Thanks for sharing the research of finding the lexicographically next permutation. Plenty to learn from this week work.
2024.11.13 in #695The Weekly Challenge #295
Cool use of subroutine signature and recursive. Thanks for sharing knowledge with us every week.
2024.11.19 in #696The Weekly Challenge #296
Simply using substr() and got the job done, that's the beauty. Cool work, keep it up.
2024.11.25 in #697The Weekly Challenge #297
Multi-layered for loops in action and modularised solutions, well crafted. Keep sharing knowledge with us.
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