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Issue #396 - 2019-02-25 - Perl Weekly Challenge
latest | archive | edited by Mohammad Sajid Anwar
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Hi there Last week, Gabor Szabo, the Chief Editor of PerlWeekly newsletter started the campaign to involve readers and asked what they want to read in the future newsletter. Taking a clue from it, I came up with the idea of "Perl Weekly Challenge". I am certain this is not the first time anyone tried it. Still I want to revive it primarily to engage the Perl enthusiasts. It can be Perl5 or Perl6. My first target is to setup a team who are interested in the weekly challenge. Then we will throw some random challenge to public and see how many different results we get back. We can then pick one as winner, put it on "Hall of Fame". We could encourage the winner to share the answer to the challenge as a small blog. I wrote a blog about it last week. I already had an email the very same day by a perl lover, interested in the challenge. I am looking for more people to join the challenge before we go live. Last but not the least, please do share what you would want to read. Mohammad Sajid Anwar |
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Announcements
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by Lee Johnson (LEEJO) That's right, there is one week left on our poll to choose the dates for this year's Swiss Perl Workshop. If you're a regular to the workshop, or you are thinking about attending for the first time, then make your choice known. | 
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by Mohammad Sajid Anwar (MANWAR) Here I talk about newly introduced challenge for Perl lovers. Please join the group. |
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Articles
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by Olaf Alders (OALDERS) Olaf took the time to explain various PANs that somehow got lost in the air. I sometimes get confused with so many PANs. Now I have a reference point to onfirm. | 
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by John Tattarakis John talks about the topic that never got the due. I always find myself lost with this feature of regex. |
Discussion
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by Bart Copeland In the never-ending quest for greater developer productivity, security and compliance usually seem like monkey wrenches in the machinery. These aspects of development are essential, but they can slow down the flow of work and frustrate developers. |
Web
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by Mike Baas Mike shares the secret how to add profile image to their PAUSE account. |
Fun
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by Craig Dampsey Whether you’re starting your first business or you’ve been working in your niche for decades (but have a great idea), the truth is that there is always something to learn in the business world. |
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by Arun Penmetsa Arun talks about the different shapes and forms of Phone Numbers. |
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by Gene Hammett Gene shares the secrets of reading. There's a good reason the most successful people in the world share a love of books. By reading experts' insights, anyone can emulate the strategies of the best and brightest. |
Perl 5
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by Robert Rothenberg (RRWO) Robert recently released PerlX::Let introducing new keword "let", read further to find out more. |
Perl 6
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by Mohammad Sajid Anwar (MANWAR) I never thought about writing about Perl6 but here you go I share my first encounter with Perl6. |
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Weekly collections
Event Reports
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Events
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This company is up there among the most prominently represented at a number of the European conferences, and shows a real commitment to staying at the cutting edge of Perl |
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Taking the journey from Junior to Senior – and building a strong work history – is a lot more fun in the right job |
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Love Perl but want to skill-up on another stack at your employer’s expense? |
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Picture this. It’s a weekday morning. You get on the underground, head into London, near Kings Cross, with all the miserable commuters. The only difference between you and them? You’re not miserable! |
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Household name in the UK looking for an excellent problem solver comfortable with getting stuck into their very successful platform |
