Perl Weekly
Issue #333 - 2017-12-10 - Who deserves White Camel Award? :)
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Hi everyone
TPC::NA 2018 (formerly known as YAPC::NA) organizing committee is looking for volunteers, please give them a hand.
Plenty of blog posts this week (thanks to the people who are writing advent calendars).
Upasana Shukla
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Advent Calendars
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A holiday tradition since 2000!
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Every year since 2009--no fancy calendar, just great blog entries every year in the weeks leading up to Christmas.
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by Joel Berger (JBERGER)
Joel has started a new blog for Mojolicious, and is kicking it off in grand style, with an Advent calendar.
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London Perl Workshop reports
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Perl 5
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by John Scoles (BYTEROCK)
John wrote a series of blog posts explaining his journey of his SQLDataAccessor module (not yet on CPAN). I have included the first blog post in the series, you can continue from here & read rest of his posts here
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Perl 6
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by Elizabeth Mattijsen (ELIZABETH)
The weekly roundup of Rakudo news.
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Community
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by brian d foy (BDFOY)
If you know someone in the Perl community who has done significant non-technical work for Perl, then please let brian d foy know about it.
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by Mark Keating
Perl helps you to pay your bills, right? If you want to pay back to the community, then this is a good chance. TPC::NA organizing committee needs your help.
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by Mark Keating
Those who do not know, P5CMF stands for "Perl 5 Core Maintenance Fund"
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Weekly collections
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The corner of Gabor
A couple of entries sneaked in by Gabor.
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by Gabor Szabo (SZABGAB)
This was really added by Gabor: Patreon allows you to support a great author, a creator, or yours truly with a monthly patronage of 1, 2, 3, 5, 8... USD. My first goal is to get started with this. With your help I hope to reach it very soon so I can go on to the next goal that will be updating the whole Perl Maven tutorial.
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According the Guinness Book of World Records, the fastest growing plant is a species of bamboo, which grows at a rate of up to 91cm a day. The fastest growing economy in the world is currently Ethiopia, with a projected growth in GDP of over 8% this year. And although the record for fastest growing Perl team might not be recorded in the Guinness Book of records, our client is a strong contender.
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If you’re currently a senior full stack developer looking to take on your next role as an architect then this is a great opportunity to do so in a company that is both ambitious and supportive. Increased job satisfaction is another perk, as their codebase is notably new and clean and the team are committed to using modern practices.
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I love working in a vibrant, modern space. If you’re going to spend all day at work, it might as well be somewhere you enjoy being, rather than a cubicle farm. This client has a workspace I’m actively jealous of!
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