• 2019.09.27 in #427 perlres - List of resources about Perl
  A huge list of Perl-related resource. Hosted in a GitHub repository so you can easily send suggestions in the form of a Pull-Request. If you do it in October, you might even earn a T-shirt.
• 2020.07.13 in #469 A tour with Net::FTP
  When we want to have a way to exchange files between machines, we often think about rsync, scp, git or even something slow and complex (looking at you Artifactory and S3), but the answer is often right in front of your eyes: FTP!
• 2020.12.02 in #489 A call to Perl bloggers to come on dev.to
  I'd add that even if you are not going to write a blog post, you could still register and up-vote the Perl-related posts to encourage the authors.
• 2020.12.03 in #489 A Perl love letter
  
• 2020.12.04 in #489 About Perl books review
  
• 2021.01.09 in #495 Simple live chart using Mojolicious
  The back-end uses Mojolicious::Lite the front-end is Highcharts
• 2021.02.08 in #499 Check links programmatically (with Perl)
  Using LWP::UserAgent handling lots of HTTP error codes.
• 2021.02.11 in #499 Check links with HTTP::Simple
  Rewrite with HTTP::Simple; Exceptions and status; the Final code
• 2021.02.14 in #499 The hidden gem of Perl advent calendars of 2020
  A selection of best-of
• 2021.02.17 in #500 To help Perl, just blog
  Find out how blogging can help to promote Perl.
• 2021.02.22 in #501 Thoughts, quotes and thoughts about regex
  Regex are one of the superpowers 💪 of Perl
• 2021.02.22 in #501 Browse CPAN modules per namespaces
  There are a few special, or advanced searches in MetaCPAN.They are listed in the FAQ, but that's not easy to notice. Thibault pointed at one of the examples and even suggested a new mode of browsing. What do you think. Would the treeview help you?
• 2021.02.25 in #501 "Perl in 2025" FOSDEM video review
  
• 2021.03.11 in #503 Fun with dot
  A dot is such a tiny charcter, but it can cause so much trouble.
• 2021.03.25 in #505 Migrate to Mojolicious 9 - Quick feedback
  
• 2021.03.26 in #505 Install CPAN modules from different sources with cpanminus
  From CPAN, Git, local tarball, remote tarball.
• 2021.03.31 in #506 CPAN utils
  Coolest collection of CPAN utils ever.
• 2021.04.14 in #508 #AdoptAPerlModule
  Thibault shared the process of adopting a CPAN module.
• 2021.04.16 in #508 6 months of blogging the onion
  Thibault presents his blog contributions from the past six months.
• 2021.04.21 in #509 My unrealistic wish-list for Perl 7.x
  
• 2021.05.18 in #513 Grab a distribution tarball from CPAN
  I admit, just a few weeks ago I wrote a partially functioning tool for myself to download and unzip a CPAN distribution. It was fun, but I should have looked for an already existing solution.
• 2021.06.10 in #516 My TPRCiC 2021 review
  A thorough review of the recently concluded virtual conference by Thibault.
• 2021.08.23 in #527 Perl 2020 retrospective
  What were the Perl-related highlights of 2020 for you?
• 2021.08.24 in #527 The ephemeral miniconf
  The ephemeral miniconf is a Perl and Raku virtual miniconf that will take place in Zoom on the 18 November 2021.
• 2021.08.27 in #527 The ephemeral miniconf - Speaker announcement
  Speaker announcement: Mark Gardner
• 2021.09.20 in #531 The ephemeral miniconf - Planning full... and frozen!
  Planned to be on November 18, 2021
• 2021.11.02 in #537 Book review 'Mastering Perl'
  
• 2021.11.12 in #538 The ephemeral miniconf
  The Ephemeral Miniconf is planned for Thursday 18 November 2021.
• 2021.11.19 in #539 The ephemeral miniconf - The review
  
• 2021.11.20 in #539 The ephemeral miniconf - Once Upon Perl Acronyms
  
• 2022.01.10 in #547 Book review 'Advanced Perl programming'
  That's a 25 years old book in the review!
• 2022.01.24 in #549 Book review "Perl Hacks"
  The book by chromatic, Damian Conway, and Curtis "Ovid" Poe
• 2022.02.03 in #550 The difficult road to Perl
  Tib sharing his journey to Perl and all the wonderful bits in between.
• 2022.03.15 in #556 The love of Perl in Memes
  Nice collection of Memes about Perl. Do you have more?
• 2022.03.23 in #557 Perl TCP client/server sample code
  This post explains how to implement a simple TCP client/server in Perl using IO::Socket::INET.

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