• 2018.02.20 in #344 Guiding Fate
  New contributor Saif Ahmed introduces GUIDeFATE, a tool for assiting in construction of GUI applications
• 2018.03.18 in #348 Four backends now for GUIDeFATE...but the struggle continues
  If you want to create a GUI application using Perl from your text editor, then GUIDeFATE is the way to go.
• 2018.04.15 in #351 A new wobbly wheel for GUIDeFATE
  GUIDeFATE stands for 'Graphical User Interface Design From A Text Editor'. It enables the user to convert a textual representation into a Graphical user Interface.
• 2018.04.24 in #353 Websocket Extension for GUIDeFATE - Dialogs and File Operations
  GUIDeFATE - GUI Design From A Text Editor is a Quick-and-Dirty GUI designer for newbies. Websockets provide persistent two-way connection between web client and web server. Now together.
• 2018.06.09 in #359 Simple Linux Screenshot Application in Perl
  Saif shows Using the world's simplest GUI generator
• 2018.08.31 in #371 Language::SIMPLE - The Portable Integrated Scripting System
  SIMPLE, that stands for Simple Integrated Modular Programming Language Experiment, is an experimental attempt to integrate end user scripting into Perl applications.
• 2019.09.08 in #424 Time Flies, Memories leak...GUIDeFATE getting a timer
  Saif, finally, finding time to blog about his pet project GUIDeFATE.
• 2019.12.21 in #439 The times you want to avoid the short cuts. PWC-39
  Saif joined the weekly challenge recently and blogged first time. Interesting read.
• 2022.02.03 in #551 Wordle in Perl
  Two weeks ago I mentioned the various Wordle clones and Saif went ahead and created a Perl implementation of it. Very nice!
• 2022.07.22 in #574 Integrated Inconsistencies
  Welcome back to blogging, a very thoughful discussion, not to be missed.
• 2022.09.03 in #580 Death: A Terminal Experience
  After a long time, we have blog post by Saif, talking about dealing with surprises.
• 2022.11.02 in #589 Spoken like a 1980s chip
  How to create sound using Perl? Why reinvent the wheel? What sounds the wheels make?
• 2022.12.19 in #595 PerlayStation Games Console (Part 1)
  Game building in Perl using SDL and OpenGL
• 2022.12.19 in #596 PerlayStation Games Console (Part 1)
  Saif is back in action after a long break with yet another engaging topic.
• 2023.01.17 in #600 My Family and Other Fish (PerlayStation Part 2)
  Good to see Saif is back. I find the subject very engaging and ofcouse his style of writing takes it to another level..
• 2023.02.12 in #603 Project Report "Google TensorFlow API Bindings for Perl"
  The project has been submitted for final review. The delivered deliverables are in the article as outlined by John Napiorkowski.
• 2023.07.14 in #625 When Saif Met Sarah
  
• 2023.12.08 in #646 Day 8: Who's That Clicking At The Window?
  
• 2024.05.11 in #668 Making a Super Cal if Rage Will Stick Ex Paella Down Us
  Calendar is one topic that has been discussed plenty of times and we have loads of different implmentation available on CPAN. Saif is bringing a new flavour, go check it out.
• 2024.05.31 in #671 Paella. An interactive calendar application for the terminal
  
• 2024.06.15 in #673 Making time to waste.
  An excellent writing a bit about RRULES for recurring events and a lot about time. Something we have plenty of, but never enough.
• 2024.06.28 in #675 Justifying Embarrassing Errors.
  
• 2024.11.08 in #694 Dancer2 Documentation Grant Report
  Great to see the improvement work being carried out in my favourite web framework, Dancer2.
• 2024.12.18 in #700 Objective Decisions
  Interesting story and thought provoking. I loved the GUI. I wonder how hard it is to design.
• 2025.02.23 in #709 Programmable Parametric 3D Modelling Using Perl and OpenSCAD
  
• 2025.03.01 in #710 3D Object Scripting using OpenSCAD and Perl
  Fun story telling skill with plenty of tech talk in between. I also liked the use of Object::Pad.
• 2025.05.05 in #720 The sculpture shapes the sculptor.
  Checkout the power of OpenSCAD and Perl together,
• 2025.10.24 in #744 Beware of Geeks bearing Grifts
  Excellent technical writing - accessible deep knowledge, strong literary craft, authentic developer humor and clearly rooted in the Perl ecosystem.

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