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Perl 🐪 Weekly #705 - Something is moving

Originally published at Perl Weekly 705

Hi there!

It seems something is moving in the Perl world. D Ruth Holloway became the Community Engagement Chair, Dave Cross started to build a web site for the Proposed Perl Changes, and there are going to be changes.

On the other hand one of the long-time Perl enthusiasts sent me an angry unsubscribe email telling me how some people (this time it was not me) are ruining Perl.

Fun times!

At the bottom of the newsletter and also on our Perl events page you can find out about all the Perl-related events we know about. If yours isn't listed there, it is just a Pull-Request to add it.

Enjoy your week!

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Your editor: Gabor Szabo.

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Raku never miss the opportunity to surprise me, this week too plenty of new features shared. Highly recommended.

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Use of CPAN makes the solution compact and easy to follow. Keep promoting the use of CPAN.

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Back to loads of contributions including guest, enough to keep you busy. You really don't want to skip it.

Perl Weekly Challenge 305

Master of one-liners in Perl and on top using CPAN. Great work.

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You are given 2 different approaches with plenty of documentation. Don't forget to play with the solutions.

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