Perl Weekly - all the articles published by Sawyer X

http://blogs.perl.org/users/sawyer_x/

2011.09.21 in #9 Abstracting the company away (part 2)
In this part SaweyerX explains how in their company called Kitties Inc. they abstract away all the database access and authentication issues in a separate role.
2012.01.25 in #27 I love MooseX::Role::Loggable
Sawyer X has married Log::Dispatchouli with Moose and you got a new role.
2012.02.07 in #29 Dancer updates
Sawyer X is, understandably, very enthusiastic about the community around the Dancer project and he also lists a number of changes that went into Dancer in the last 2 weeks. If you'd like to have the warm feeling of being in an open source community, this is for you.
2012.02.14 in #30 Got 20 minutes? WWW::xkcd is born!
xkcd is one of the greatest geek comic. Ever. It now has a module on CPAN. Actually, as Sawyer writes 'I searched CPAN and saw only a few xkcd modules'. Let me emphasize that: He saw only a *few*, and then went on writing another one... I think that attitude has been analyzed already by xkcd. And for all the people who might misunderstand me: I applaud Sawyer and the creation of WWW::xkcd.
2012.05.06 in #41 Priorities when using Any::Moose, and what Mouse people should do
What happens if you load Any::Moose and then some other module loads Moose? Will it break? What does Sawyer X suggest?
2012.05.25 in #44 Dancer + Bootstrap + Font-Awesome
Assaf Gordon created a nice look of a Dancer based web site using the Bootstrap library. See the blog of Sawyer for the links.
2012.06.13 in #47 An Arduino/Dancer-enabled mobile-enhanced door
An exercise in design by Sawyer making changes to the real world.
2012.06.17 in #47 My Bingo Results at YAPC::NA 2012
Sawyer X suggested the bingo idea to JT and he was the one who completed it during the closing session of the lightning talks.
2012.07.08 in #50 How to reach recruiters?
Sawyer X picked up the other end of the discussion. He is explaining what an individual developer could do to enhance her chances to find a good Perlish job. His advice is very good, but I don't find anything there that will specifically help with most of the recruiters. I think that's probably the the whole issue that we, in the Perl community have a way of thinking and certain channels to show (and/or improve) our capabilities while the recruiters - most of them - are looking at other places and talk in a different language. In any case, this discussion is quite healthy.
2012.07.13 in #51 Yet Another Friday the 13th
Sawyer X missed this Friday the 13th and he never wants to do that again, so he wrote a small script using DateTime to calculate the dates.
2012.07.21 in #52 Any::Moose is out, Moo is in!
Sawyer X has switched.
2012.09.21 in #61 Perl interface to LDTP
LDTP (Linux Desktop Testing Project) is a library that allows writing tests clicking on visual elements within a Linux desktop. A few weeks ago a new release was announce supporting 6 languages, but not including Perl. Sawyer saw the challenge and in the last few days he created a Perl binding to LDTP which is now going to be part of the official LDTP tree.
2012.10.14 in #64 Counter-productive over time
In his response, Sawyer explains why he dislikes the idea of no-dependency. How, he thinks, it strengthens the 'Don't use CPAN here' policy of some companies.
2013-05-02 in #93 SawyerX Interview with Pragmatic Perl in English
SawyerX was interviewed by the Russian e-magazine Pragmatic Perl. At last, an English version is now offered for the Cyrillic-challenged amongst us.
2013.03.15 in #86 Recursive deferred promises
Sawyer X's vouches that reading his blog entry will open your eyes to the wonderful world of deferred promises. I vow he's right.
2013.07.27 in #105 Asynchronous Programming FTW!
Sawyer X introduces us to the power of asynchronous programming in general, and to the use of AnyEvent in particular.
2013.08.04 in #106 New Dancer 2 release: 0.07
SawyerX, now reporting from Amsterdam, tells the short history of Dancer 2 releases. I don't think there is any information about Dancer 2 on the main Perl Dancer web site, so I am happy to see that it is being developed, and that new releases appear. At this point it is still unclear to me who is using Dancer 2, and whether there is a clear upgrade path from Dancer 1 to Dancer 2.
2013.08.16 in #108 New Dancer 2 release: 0.08
2013.12.14 in #125 New Dancer 2 release: 0.11
2014.01.31 in #132 AmsterdamX.pm hosting a Perl hackathon!
The hackathon will be held during February 8-9, 2014 in the Technologia Incognita hackspace, in Amsterdam.
2014.04.25 in #144 All about Dancer - interview of Sawyer X
Sawyer X reveals all about Dancer in this first part of a series of three interview.
2014.04.29 in #145 Major Dancer 2 release: 0.140000
Mostly the results of the recent Dancer 2 hackathon.
2014.05.02 in #145 All about Dancer - interview of Sawyer X part 2
2014.05.21 in #148 TIM-fu*%ing-TOWDI
Sawyer X at NLPW::2014::Utretcht, being his awesome, profane, wonderful self. (20 min)
2014.05.31 in #149 Dancer Status 2014
Sawyer X, on the state of the dance floor these days. 20 min talk
2014.12.15 in #178 New Dancer2 release
In addition to all his advent posts, Sawyer announced a new release of Dancer 2. I'm starting to suspect that Sawyer is the name of a collective in Amsterdam.
2015.01.01 in #180 New Dancer2 release en route to CPAN: 0.158000
Dancer2 is faster than Dancer and some parts of it got even faster with this release.
2015.01.04 in #180 Downloading Welcome to Night Vale podcast episodes
Welcome to Night Vale is a podcast from a fictional town somewhere in the south of the US. Sawyer wrote a script to download all the episodes.
2015.01.04 in #233 Perl 5 Porters Mailing List Summary: December 28th, January 4th
2015.01.07 in #181 Downloading Criminal podcast episodes
No, Sawyer is not going full black-hat on us. He's merely going through the exercise of writing a script that downloads all the episodes of this new podcast he found.
2015.01.19 in #182 AmsterdamX tech talks 20th Jan
This Tuesday (20th) AmsterdamX.pm have four tech talks from Stevan Little, Borislav Nikolov, Mickey Nasriachi, and Sawyer X. At least two of them are about Perl.
2015.03.02 in #188 Dancer2 0.159000 waiting for you on CPAN!
A new version of Dancer 2 is out! Documentation updates, lots of bug fixes, a brand new support for asynchronousity (err.. asynchronousness?) and streaming.
2015.03.21 in #191 My perl 5.21.9
The short story behind another development release of Perl 5.
2015.04.16 in #195 Dancer Master Class at YAPC::NA 2015
Sawyer and Mickey Nasriachi, two core developers of Dancer are going to give a 1-day training class at YAPC::NA.
2015.07.08 in #207 Dancer 2 v0.161000
A new version of Dancer 2, which both faster and more secure, according to Ol' Pottymouth himself.
2015.09.06 in #215 My YAPC::EU 2015: The Art of Community
YAPC::EU, from the eyes of the current Velocirapbond.
2015.09.06 in #215 New Dancer2 release en route to CPAN: 0.162000
A new version of Dancer2 is hitting CPAN. Amongst the notable changelog items: Dancer 2 seems to now be faster than its predecessor. Niiice.
2015.09.15 in #217 State of the (Art) Velociraptor
Sawyer's thoughts on the state of the Perl 5 community, after taking over from Matt. He ruminates on the definition of community and what sub-communities make up "the Perl 5 community". He ends with his proposed definition for what "community" is really about, and asks us all to think about how to grow our community. One line really resonated with me: "I know that perl fits in my head, and that's why I use it". Duration: 44 minutes.
2015.10.05 in #220 P5P summary: September 27th to October 4th
Sawyer's second weekly P5P summary. One of the things I find most interesting recently is the fuzz testing being done to find bugs, particularly in the regular expression engine.
2015.10.12 in #221 Perl 5 Porters Mailing List Summary: October 5th-11th
It is really good that we have such a summary. It allows people to peek into the development of Perl 5, without getting caught in the fire.
2015.10.15 in #221 New Dancer2 release en route to CPAN: 0.163000 and new core dev!
Finally there is a clear separation between parameters arriving in different manners: As part of the route, part of the request (GET), part of the body (POST). Oh and you can provide your own skeleton now. Awesome!
2015.10.20 in #222 Perl 5 Porters Mailing List Summary: October 12th-19th
Sawyer summarizes what happened on the p5p front this week. And oh boy is this bunch a busy one.
2015.10.27 in #223 P5P summary for October 20th - 26th
A long time ago (well, last week), in a mailing list far, far away, a plucky band of volunteers fight against entropy for the good of perlkind.
2015.11 in #226 Perl 5 Porters Mailing List Summary: November 10th-15th
2015.11.02 in #224 Perl 5 Porters Mailing List Summary: October 27th - November 1st
Now already regular weekly report on the development of Perl 5. Perl 5.22.1-RC1 is now available.
2015.11.07 in #229 P5P summary: November 30th - December 7th
6 bugs were reported, 11 bugs were resolved, the release of Perl 5.22.1 was postponed, and a load of discussion on regex vs regexp (I prefer the former, as most seem to, but ref(qr//) returns Regexp, so we're stuck with both).
2015.11.10 in #225 Perl 5 Porters Mailing List Summary: November 2nd-9th
The weekly, at-a-glance, view of what happened in the P5P world.
2015.11.23 in #227 Perl 5 Porters Mailing List Summary: November 16th-22nd
Perl 5.23.5 is now available, a bunch of bugs got fixed, and a bunch of other stuff was discussed.
2015.12.03 in #228 Help us sponsor the Dancer book!
The Dancer book kickstarter has 6 days and 8 thousand euros to do.
2015.12.15 in #230 Perl 5 Porters Mailing List Summary: December 8th-13th
Perl 5.22.1 has been released!
2015.12.21 in #231 P5P Summary: December 14th-20th
As ever, bugs were reported and fixed. Amongst the discussions was one on whether Exporter should be given the ability to rename functions on import.
2015.12.28 in #232 Perl 5 Porters Mailing List Summary: December 21st-27th
This is the summary of the summary: Perl 5.23.6 is now available, thanks to David Golden with a great announcement on how The Fuzz Awakens.
2016.01.11 in #234 P5P summary: January 4th-10th
Updates from Tony Cook and Dave Mitchell on their grant work; some new bugs were reported, some existing bugs got fixed, and a bunch of stuff was discussed.
2016.01.12 in #234 New Dancer2 releases
Sawyer fills us in on recent releases of Dancer2.
2016.02.02 in #237 Perl 5 Porters Mailing List Summary: January 25th - February 1st
This is the place of the summary of the summary.
2016.02.08 in #238 P5P Mailing List Summary: February 2nd-7th
As Chester discovers his son Danny has been sleeping with Annie and everyone awaits the kidnappers' demands for Jessica's release, the governor urges Burt to disassociate himself from his family.
2016.03.01 in #241 P5P Mailing List Summary: February 15th-29th
Two for the price of one! Two weeks worth of P5P in a single summary, so lots of bug fixes and lots of new bugs reported.
2016.03.15 in #243 P5P Mailing List Summary: March 7th-14th
I think this was the first time that Perl 5.28 was mentioned in one of these summaries!
2016.03.15 in #243 Random contributors are great
Sawyer's experience with a drive-by contributor to his Test::Ping module, that was nothing to do with the Pull Request Challenge.
2016.03.28 in #245 Perl 5 Porters Mailing List Summary: March 15-27th
Perl 5.23.9 is now out! Get ready for 5.24!
2016.04.05 in #246 P5P Mailing List Summary: March 28th - April 4th
Let's think the unthinkable, let's do the undoable. Let us prepare to grapple with the ineffable itself, and see if we may not eff it after all.
2016.04.18 in #248 Perl 5 Porters Mailing List Summary: April 5th-13th
2016.04.26 in #249 XSAWYERX: My first QAH (QA Hackathon)
This was Sawyer's first QAH, and given that he was strapped down and made to take on the Pumpking role for Perl 5, he may not go again!
2016.04.27 in #249 P5P Mailing List Summary: April 14th-27th
Two weekly summaries for the price of one!
2016.05.19 in #252 P5P Mailing List Summary: May 10th-18th
Many more issues resolved than reported, so I declare it a good week!
2016.05.25 in #253 Perl 5 Porters Mailing List Summary: May 19th-24th
2016.05.31 in #254 Dancer2 0.200000 is finally out!
A new release of Dancer2 came out, and it's a big one introducing an spiffilingly overhauled plugin system.
2016.06.08 in #255 Perl 5 Porters Mailing List Summary: May 30th - June 8th
2016.06.15 in #256 P5P Mailing List Summary: June 9th-15th
I didn't have time to read it closely, but possibly something about French onion soup?
2016.06.15 in #258 P5P Mailing List Summary: June 22nd-29th
The one where we learned more about stat() calls being done when looking for modules in @INC.
2016.06.21 in #257 Perl 5 Porters Mailing List Summary: June 16th-21st
You would think the P5Porters would take a break during CPAN week. But nope, they just keep rollin'.
2016.07.05 in #259 Perl 5 Porters Mailing List Summary: June 30th - July 5th
2016.07.13 in #260 Perl 5 Porters Mailing List Summary: July 6th-12th
The regular, weekly summary of what's going on in the busy P5P world.
2016.07.22 in #261 P5P Mailing List Summary: July 13th-22nd
Sawyer's weekly round-up of the P5P mailing list.
2016.07.26 in #262 Perl 5 Porters Mailing List Summary: July 23rd-26th
2016.08.01 in #263 Perl 5 Porters Mailing List Summary: July 27th-31st
2016.08.11 in #264 Perl 5 Porters Mailing List Summary: August 1st-7th
2016.08.15 in #265 Perl 5 Porters Mailing List Summary: August 8th-14th
2016.08.22 in #266 Perl 5 Porters Mailing List Summary: August 15th-21st
2016.08.24 in #266 CMOS #2: Sawyer X on Perl 5
Sawyer is the current Pumpkin. He tells about himself, about the job of the Pumpkin and the features recently added to Perl 5.
2016.08.24 in #590 CMOS #2: Sawyer X on Perl 5
An interview with Sawyer X from 2016. Watch the video or read the transcript.
2016.08.29 in #267 Perl 5 Porters Mailing List Summary: August 22nd-28th
Sawyer's weekly round-up of the P5P mailing list.
2016.09.05 in #268 Perl 5 Porters Mailing List Summary: August 29nd - September 4th
2016.09.12 in #269 Perl 5 Porters Mailing List Summary: September 5th-11th
2016.09.28 in #271 Perl 5 Porters Mailing List Summary: 12th-28th
2016.10.11 in #273 Perl 5 Porters Mailing List Summary: September 29th - October 10th
A relatively quiet week on P5P, given this summary.
2016.10.17 in #274 Perl 5 Porters Mailing List Summary: October 11th - October 17th
2016.10.31 in #276 Perl 5 Porters Mailing List Summary: October 18th - 31st
Two weeks' summaries for the price of one!
2016.10.31 in #280 Perl 5 Porters Mailing List Summary: November 21st - 30th
The one where Sawyer walked out of the shower and the last week and a half turned out to have all been a dream.
2016.11.07 in #277 Perl 5 Porters Mailing List Summary: November 1st-6th
podlators 4.09 released, Gitweb update, grand reports, and more!
2016.11.17 in #278 Perl 5 Porters Mailing List Summary: November 6th-16th
2016.12.08 in #281 Perl 5 Porters Mailing List Summary: December 1st-7th
Sawyer gives us highlights of the week on P5P.
2016.12.12 in #282 Perl 5 Porters Mailing List Summary: December 8th-11th
2016.12.19 in #283 Perl 5 Porters Mailing List Summary: December 12th-18th
2016.12.26 in #284 Perl 5 Porters Mailing List Summary: December 19th-25th
The final P5P summary of the year, the highlight of which is that Perl 5.25.8 is now available.
2017.01.02 in #285 Perl 5 Porters Mailing List Summary: December 26th, 2016 - January 1st, 2017
2017.01.09 in #286 Perl 5 Porters Mailing List Summary: January 2, 2017 - January 8, 2017
2017.01.16 in #287 Perl 5 Porters Mailing List Summary: January 9th-15th
2017.01.23 in #288 P5P Mailing List Summary: January 16th-22nd
The removal of '.' from @INC continues to be discussed, amongst other topics.
2017.01.30 in #289 Perl 5 Porters Mailing List Summary: January 23rd-29th
2017.02.06 in #290 Perl 5 Porters Mailing List Summary: January 30th - February 6th
2017.02.13 in #291 P5P Mailing List Summary: February 7th-12th
This week our happy crew spent most of their time discussing 2nd generation Pokémon, and who has and hasn't got Snorlax yet.
2017.02.13 in #293 P5P Mailing List Summary: February 20th-26th
Sawyer's weekly update from the P5P mailing list, the headline of which is that Perl 5.25.10 is now available.
2017.02.20 in #292 Perl 5 Porters Mailing List Summary: February 13th-19th
Lots of grant reports and a number of issues handled.
2017.03.06 in #294 Perl 5 Porters Mailing List Summary: February 27th - March 5th
2017.03.13 in #295 P5P Mailing List Summary: March 6th-12th
Sawyer's weekly update from the P5P mailing list.
2017.03.21 in #296 Perl 5 Porters Mailing List Summary: March 13th-21st
2017.03.27 in #297 P5P Mailing List Summary: March 22nd-27th
Sawyer's weekly update from the P5P mailing list. One of the changes coming in Perl 5.26 is not including '.' in @INC, the implications of which are still rumbling on.
2017.04.03 in #298 Perl 5 Porters Mailing List Summary: March 28th - April 3rd
2017.04.11 in #299 Perl 5 Porters Mailing List Summary: April 4-10
2017.04.17 in #300 P5P Mailing List Summary: April 11th-16th
Sawyer's weekly update from the P5P mailing list.
2017.04.27 in #301 Perl 5 Porters Mailing List Summary: April 17th-26th
Perl 5.25.12 is now available! Getting ready for 5.26 ?
2017.05.08 in #303 Perl 5 Porters Mailing List Summary: April 27th - May 8th
2017.05.12 in #303 Ref::Util updates: Pure-Perl now available!
Ref::Util provides utility functions for checking references. e.g. is_ref($foo)

and is_arrayref($foo). The work done at the Perl Toolchain Summit culminated in a Pure-Perl version making it more accessible to the general public.
2017.05.17 in #304 P5P Mailing List Summary: May 9th to 16th
The first release candidate for Perl 5.26 was released at the toolchain summit. Dot in @INC is still a topic.

2017.05.22 in #305 P5P Mailing List Summary: May 17th to 22nd
A quiet week on the Perl 5 Porters list, apparently

2017.05.23 in #305 My Perl Toolchain Summit
Sawyer fills us in on his second Summit

2017.05.30 in #306 Perl 5.26.0 is now available!
The thing that made a lot of noise and will probably make more noise is the removal of . from @INC. Other items are indented HEREDOC; Unicode 9.0 support; New regex capturing variables and more. Check out the details before you upgrade.

2017.06.05 in #306 Perl 5 Porters Mailing List Summary: May 23rd - June 5th

2017.06.05 in #307 P5P Mailing List Summary: May 23rd to June 5th
The main news for that week was that Perl 5.26 is now available. Some other stuff went on as well.

2017.06.12 in #308 P5P Mailing List Summary: June 6th-11th

2017.06.20 in #309 Perl 5 Porters Mailing List Summary: June 12th-19th
A new cycle started. Eric Herman released Perl 5.27.1

2017.06.29 in #310 P5P Mailing List Summary: June 20th-28th
Sawyer's weekly roundup of P5P news. New versions of Encode and the Scalar-List-Utils distribution, and a lot more issues reported than fixed (maybe that usually happens after a major release?).

2017.07.03 in #311 P5P Mailing List Summary: June 29th-July 2nd

2017.07.10 in #312 Perl 5 Porters Mailing List Summary: July 3rd-9th

2017.07.17 in #313 P5P Mailing List Summary: July 10th-16th
The weekly summary of news from P5P, the headline of which is the releases of 5.24.2 and 5.22.4.

2017.07.23 in #314 P5P Mailing List Summary: July 17th-23rd

2017.07.31 in #315 Perl 5 Porters Mailing List Summary: July 24th-30th

2017.08.08 in #316 P5P Mailing List Summary: July 10th-16th
The weekly summary of news from P5P, mainly a list of new issues, and issues that have been resolved.

2017.08.15 in #317 P5P Mailing List Summary: August 7th-14th

2017.08.22 in #318 Perl 5 Porters Mailing List Summary: August 15th-21st

2017.08.29 in #319 P5P Mailing List Summary: August 22nd-28th
Pastel de Nata is a Portuguese egg tart pastry. If you haven't tried one, you should try and track some down, because done well, they're delicious. I'm pretty sure 8 out of 10 P5P participants would agree with me.

2017.09.05 in #320 P5P Mailing List Summary: August 29th-September 4th

2017.09.11 in #321 Perl 5 Porters Mailing List Summary: September 5th-10th
5.24.3-RC1 and 5.26.1-RC1 are available.

2017.09.18 in #322 P5P Mailing List Summary: September 11th-17th
The usual summary of bugs fixed and new bugs reported. Also, Karl Williamson is looking for a volunteer to write a utility that ensures macro arguments involved in expressions are parenthesized.

2017.09.25 in #323 Perl 5 Porters Mailing List Summary: September 18th-24th
Perl 5.27.4, 5.24.3, and 5.26.1 are available. They are looking for someone willing to help updating CPAN modules in core!

2017.10.02 in #324 P5P Mailing List Summary: September 25th-October 1st

2017.10.09 in #325 P5P Mailing List Summary: October 2nd to 9th
They say that Winter is Coming, but not if P5P have anything to do with it!

2017.10.16 in #326 Perl 5 Porters Mailing List Summary: October 10th-15th

2017.11.02 in #328 P5P Mailing List Summary: October 16th to November 1st
The weekly round-up of P5P notes, though this week you get two for the price of one. The highlight is Dave Mitchell's work to make multiple string concatenation faster.

2017.11.13 in #330 Perl 5 Porters Mailing List Summary: November 2nd-12th

2017.11.21 in #331 P5P Mailing List Summary: November 13th to 20th
The weekly round-up of P5P notes, which includes links to a lot of grant updates from Dave and Zefram.

2017.12.06 in #333 Perl 5 Porters Mailing List Summary: November 21st - December 5th

2017.12.11 in #334 Perl 5 Porters Mailing List Summary: December 6th-10th

2018.01.02 in #337 Perl 5 Porters Mailing List Summary: December 11th - January 1st
Perl 5.27.7 is released and other news.

2018.01.10 in #338 Perl 5 Porters Mailing List Summary: January 2nd-9th

2018.02.04 in #341 Perl 5 Porters Mailing List Summary: January 10th-31st

2018.02.12 in #343 Perl 5 Porters Mailing List Summary: February 1st-11th

2018.02.19 in #343 Perl 5 Porters Mailing List Summary: February 12th-18th
The advantage of sending the Perl Weekly late is that I can include the most recent Perl 5 Porters report...

2018.02.19 in #345 Perl 5 Porters Mailing List Summary: February 12th-18th

2018.02.22 in #345 P5P update: Smarter Match
A change was not successful and was caught by tests of downstream code. Nothing to see here. Though I guess if CPAN was smoked using development code then this would have been caught earlier. Strangely I thought it was already smoked.

2018.03.05 in #346 Perl 5 Porters Mailing List Summary: February 19th - March 4th

2018.03.26 in #349 Perl 5 Porters Mailing List Summary: March 5-25
A summary of recent activity on P5P, including grant reports, news, issues and discussions.

2018.04.02 in #350 Perl 5 Porters Mailing List Summary: March 26th - April 2nd

2018.04.30 in #354 Perl 5 Porters Mailing List Summary: April 3rd-30th
Perl 5.24.4, 5.26.2, and 5.27.11 are now available.

2018.05.25 in #357 What is new for perl v5.28.0
The perldelta of the Release Candidate

2018.05.25 in #358 What is new for perl v5.28.0
The perldelta of the Release Candidate

2018.06.23 in #361 Perl 5.28.0 is now available!
See also the perldelta on MetaCPAN or the perldelta on perldoc.pl.

2019.06 in #411 Perl 5.30 was released
You can get the source code from CPAN. It's a pity the news page of Perl has not been updated for 2 years now.

2020.04.28 in #458 Perl v5.31.11 (development release)
Sawyer has released Perl 5.31.11, a development release of Perl that represents 6 weeks of dev since Perl 5.31.10 and contains 3K lines of changes across 170 files from 18 authors.

2020.05.30 in #462 RC0 of Perl 5.32.0
Sawyer shared development release of Perl v5.32.0.

2021.01.17 in #496 Perl Steering Council, meeting #003
Interesting discussion among the top brass. You don't want to miss it.

2021.01.24 in #496 Perl 5.34.0 *will be released* in May

2021.03.03 in #502 Perl Steering Council
A report from the 8th meeting of the Perl Steering Council.

2021.04.12 in #507 Sawyer is stepping down from PSC and Core

2021.04.12 in #507 Creating a Perl binding to a C library using FFI with Sawyer X
Next week

2021.05.20 in #513 Perl 5.34.0 is now available!

2024.12.03 in #698 Sleigh Bells and Custom Ops: A Jolly Journey with Ref::Util

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