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We were wizards - a foreword to Learning Perl - J Wolfgang Goerlich.
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A new openSUSE blog post/announcement has been posted!
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The Future of Perl.
With the new Corinna object system coming to Perl, many people are wondering what the future looks like for the lang...
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This is not your grandfather’s Perl.
That Perl interpreter you have on your Linux machine? Update it and check out the present.
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A new Debian blog post/announcement has been posted!
Get the full details here: (Unofficial) Debian Perl Sprint 2022 - Bits from Debian
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Why Perl is still relevant in 2022.
While Perl might seem like an outdated scripting language, it still has plenty of relevant uses toda...
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Avoid Yoda conditions in Perl you should—The Phoenix Trap.
Assign not when mean to compare you do. Help you warnings and strictures can.
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Multiple ways to inheritance in Perl—The Phoenix Trap.
How do object-oriented Perl classes inherit from their parents? Let us count the ...
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I publish Perl stories on this blog once a week, and it seems every time there’s at least one response on social media that amounts to, “...
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We were wizards - a foreword to Learning Perl - J Wolfgang Goerlich.
In the 1990s, computers were magic and we were wizards. Want proof?...
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HOT IN Perl THE LAST THREE YEARS!
Avoid Yoda conditions in Perl you should—The Phoenix Trap.
Assign not when mean to compare you do. Help you warnings and strictures can.
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A new Debian blog post/announcement has been posted!
Get the full details here: (Unofficial) Debian Perl Sprint 2022 - Bits from Debian
New
Why Perl is still relevant in 2022.
While Perl might seem like an outdated scripting language, it still has plenty of relevant uses toda...
New
This is not your grandfather’s Perl.
That Perl interpreter you have on your Linux machine? Update it and check out the present.
New
A new openSUSE blog post/announcement has been posted!
Get the full details here: Perl, Pipewire, LibreOffice Update in Tumbleweed - op...
New
The Future of Perl.
With the new Corinna object system coming to Perl, many people are wondering what the future looks like for the lang...
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HOT IN Perl THIS Over 3 Years!
When you have to solve a problem now, reach for Perl. When you have to solve a problem right, reach for *Modern Perl* . You’ll find out ...
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Yesterday I had dared to say that people in Core recognize there is
cruft in the language, and that we wish we could remove it, and that...
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https://twitter.com/briandfoy_perl/status/1354535622069919748
This thread was posted by one of our members via one of our news source tr...
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I publish Perl stories on this blog once a week, and it seems every time there’s at least one response on social media that amounts to, “...
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For more than twenty years now we have been using the language of integers and addition as a minimal setting in which to explore differen...
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We often talk about “The Perl Community”, but I don’t think it exists. Instead what we have is a loose, and at times fraught, federation ...
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Multiple ways to inheritance in Perl—The Phoenix Trap.
How do object-oriented Perl classes inherit from their parents? Let us count the ...
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