2020.04.19 in #456PWC 056 › Diff-K
Ryan shared lots of Perl and Raku magic in one blog.
2020.04.19 in #456PWC 056 › Path Sum
Ryan made good use generic Tree based solution. Highly Recommended.
2022.04.23 in #561PWC 161 › Abecedarian Words
I simply love the poetic style coding. You get to learn so much by just reading such code. Thank you for sharing.
2022.04.23 in #561PWC 161 › Pangrams
Welcome back to blogging for the weekly challenge. The clarity and simplicity is your USP. Keep it up great work.
2022.04.27 in #562PWC 162 › ISBN-13
Cool use of pairmap function of List::Util. Thanks for the introduction.
2022.05.07 in #563A tail of two sums
Perl one-liner is not to be missed and matching the power of Raku. Thanks for your contributions.
2022.05.14 in #564PWC 164 › Palindromic Primes
Cool observation about Palindrone Primes. So organised blog, not to be missed. Keep it up great work.
2022.05.14 in #564PWC 164 › Happy Numbers
Ryan shared the secret $_ * $_ is better than $_ ** 2, something I never looked at closely. Keep it up great work.
2022.05.18 in #565PWC 165 › Simple SVG generator
I simply love the presentation. It is so colourfull and makes it fun to follow through. Keep it up great work.
2022.05.19 in #566PWC 166 › Hexadecimal Words
Ryan never miss the opportunity to surprise us. This time, we got the deluxe version. I must admit, it is coolest one. Thanks for sharing the knowledge.
2022.05.19 in #566PWC 166 › K-Directory Diff
I really enjoy the process to get the end result. It looks so simple and obvious. Thank you for all the hard work.
2022.05.30 in #567PWC 167 › Circular Primes
Thank you Ryan for throwing lights on edge cases. It shows how much command you have over the subject. Thank you for everything.
2022.06.06 in #568PWC 168 › Perrin Primes
I am very impressed with the presentation of blog. There is plenty to learn from him. Highly recommended as always.
2022.06.06 in #568PWC 168 › Home Prime
I loved the comparison of recursive and iterative solutions. Keep it up great work.