• 2024.09.07 in #685 Week 285
  Welcome to blogging. Like a true Perl fans, we got a real TDD solution. Thanks for promoting the unit test.
• 2024.09.09 in #686 Week 286 - Self Spammer & Order Game
  Clever recursive function is not a bad choice, to be honest. I liked the implementation too, keep it up great work.
• 2024.09.25 in #688 Week 288 - Closest Palindrome & Contiguous Block
  Walkthrough of complex algorithm made so simple. Great work, keep it up.
• 2024.09.30 in #689 Week 289 - Third Maximum & Jumbled Letters
  Good use of CPAN modules. Smart and clever move, well done.
• 2024.12.24 in #701 Week 301 - Largest Number & Hamming Distance
  Nice use of unit testing and promoting it. A very clean and easy to follow solution. Well done and keep it up.
• 2025.09.17 in #739 Week 339 - Max Diff & Peak Point
  Solutions are well-structured, demonstrating a solid understanding of the tasks and Perl's capabilities. They are both elegant and efficient, providing a clear and direct answer to the problem.
• 2025.10.01 in #741 Week 341 - Broken Keyboard & Reverse Prefix
  This is a practical, test-driven development focused blog post that demonstrates clean problem-solving with an emphasis on code quality and professional practices. Torgny shows strong engineering habits and thoughtful consideration of Perl idioms.
• 2025.10.10 in #742 Week 342 - Balance String & Max Score
  This is an excellent example of idiomatic, succinct Perl programming. Torgny creates elegant and potent solutions by showcasing a thorough understanding of Perl's special features and the List::Util module. The code exhibits a high degree of Perl fluency and is remarkably compact without compromising readability.

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