Adam Flott likes soma.fm, command line interface and Perl. Here he combines the 3.

After another long pause Peter Lavender released a new version of Padre, the Perl IDE.

by Tom Wyant (WYANT)

Tom Wyant asked C. Auguste Dupin again for help. This time with a conflict between Safe, Devel::Cover, Data::Dumper and eval. Unfortunately Dupin was just mocking him.

Dave Hodgkinson asked for some links describing how people use Emacs as a perl IDE. This is the follow-up post with the links.

by Yanick Champoux (YANICK)

Yanick Champoux (yanick) gets his hands dirty while he is trying to find his way out of a new file existence test.

by John Napiorkowski (JJNAPIORK)

by David Golden (DAGOLDEN)

This is a follow-up post by David Golden to his post about historical Perl 5 release cycles.

by Mark Keating

Mark Keating recommends some video recordings from the London Perl Workshop 2011 and Perl Oasis 2012.

by Buddy Burden (BAREFOOT)

Buddy Burden describes - in a very colorful way - the process of releasing a module to CPAN and how the CPAN tester results helped him save 3 cents.

chromatic saves another few minutes while building perl. It's like the 'turbo' button on old PCs. I wonder why parallelism is NOT the default?

by Viacheslav Tykhanovskyi (VTI)

Viacheslav Tykhanovskyi (vti) introduces yet another templating engine.

Sergey Zasenko (und3f) uses Protocol::Redis to build a simple Redis server.

by Sawyer X (XSAWYERX)

Sawyer X has married Log::Dispatchouli with Moose and you got a new role.

This is the official release note of the Rakudo Star distribution of Perl 6. It includes the Rakudo Perl 6 compiler, the Parrot Virtual Machine and a number of Perl 6 modules.

by Jonathan Worthington (JONATHAN)

Jonathan Worthington gives his account on why this release is so important for him.

As Brian Meeker reports, there was no Perl content at CodeMash 2012, something I hope will be fixed next year, but there were a number of other, interesting topics.

If you are part of a Perl Mongers group and wondering how could you make it better, this article might give you some ideas.

by Gabor Szabo (SZABGAB)

Luckily I recently started to share links to articles as I notice them. That already helps me put together the newsletter. If you are interested to follow, you can do it on Google+, Facebook or Twitter.

February 28, 2012, Ramat Gan, Israel

March 5-7, 2012, Erlangen, Germany

April 14, 2012, Catonsville, MD, USA

June 13-15, 2012, Madison, Wisconsin, USA