Gabor SzaboOriginally published at Perl Weekly 625
Hi there
Let me start by congratulating Mohammad Sajid Anwar, my fellow editor of the newsletters, for receiving the White Camel Award.
Mohammad, you certainly deserved it!
As it turns out the White Camel web site is still served from my GitHub Account. I updated it now adding the most recent recipients. I also updated the README in the repository. There are several TODO items. It would be really awesome if you could help me with the site. If you don't know how, then join me in the OSDC chat and we can discuss it there.
You might remember I used to teach a lot of Perl courses, but then unfortunately that market dried up. I did run a remote training course in 2020 about testing in Perl, but not much else. The pandemic also did not help much with training. Oh yeah, at the beginning of the year I ran an instance of the Open Source Development course with focus on Perl. The video recordings are here. However, I am starting to offer my corporate training courses again. It would be great to teach Perl again, but even if it is 'only', Git or GitHub it will be still fun.
Lastly for today: The Perl and Koha conference is going to place August 14-18, 2023, Helsinki, Finland. You still have a month to get there!
Enjoy the week!
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Your editor: Gabor Szabo.
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Enjoy a quick recap of last week's contributions by Team PWC dealing with the "Max Words" and "Left Right Sum Diff" tasks in Perl and Raku. You will find plenty of solutions to keep you busy.
Meet The Champion - Avery Adams
A thorough and open conversation with Avery Adams.
Sentenced To Compute Differences
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Arithmetically Good
Raku one-liner in play and few more Raku magic show. Great work, keep it up.
Words to the Max and Diff Sum
Got two solutions this week, pretty simple and easy to follow. Well done and thanks for sharing.
Perl Weekly Challenge: Week 225
Smart and clever one-liner in Perl and Raku, almost identical. Highly recommended.
PWC225 - Max Words
Regex magic in play both for Perl and Raku. Highly recommended.
PWC225 - Left Right Sum Diff
Straight translation of the given formula in Perl and Raku. Cool attempt, well done.
Perl Weekly Challenge 225: Max Words
Nice and easy without any gimmicks. Great work, keep it up.
Perl Weekly Challenge 225: Left Right Sum Diff
Well documented solutions both in Perl and Raku. Enjoy !!!
Perl Weekly Challenge 225: I m back
Welcome back and congratulation on your new job. I hope to see you regular now. Thanks for your contribution as always.
Perl Weekly Challenge 225
Playing on hime turf is so fun. Our in-house one-liner expert came up with another magical solution. Well done.
Reduce to the max
Use of CPAN is very handy to get the clean and elegant solutions. Keep it up great work.
Counting words and subtracting numbers
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The Weekly Challenge #225
Here comes CPAN and we have a clean readable solution in Perl. Great work, keep it up.
Diffs on the Right, Words on the Left
After a long time, I saw one-liner in Javascript. Highly recommended.
Weekly Challenge 225
You always get the bonus Python alongwith Perl. Enjoy the hack. Thanks for sharing.
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