blogs.perl.org·há 7 dias

Pacman in Perl/Tk

Revisiting a Pac-Man Implementation in Perl/Tk More or less by accident, I recently came across an old project of mine from around 2013/2014. In it, I had tried to approximate Pac-Man using Perl and T

theweeklychallenge.org·há 13 dias

PAGI::FastAPI + WebSocket

For last week or so, I have been playing with PAGI::FastAPI. This is my latest creation also my first attempt in creating async micro web framework. I have been, Dancer2 fan all my life. It has done

theweeklychallenge.org·há 25 dias

The Weekly Challenge - 384

Welcome to the Week #384 of The Weekly Challenge. Welcome back, Adam Russell, and thanks for your contributions in Perl and Prolog. Thanks for the bonus blog posts: Blog #1 and Blog #2 Welcome back,

cdn3.brettterpstra.com·há 27 dias

Updating my PopClip Extensions - BrettTerpstra.com

I’ve been chipping away at my PopClip extensions again, and this round is a bigger deal than usual. Not because of any one flashy feature, but because the packaging and interaction model…

linuxfr.org·há 28 dias

Perl 5.44 est sorti

Perl est un langage de programmation créé par Larry Wall en 1987 (Artistic License et GPL). La version 5.44.0 est parue le 15 juillet 2026. La précédente 5.42.0 était initialement parue en juillet 202

theweeklychallenge.org·há cerca de 1 mês

SOLID using Perl

When I was working on my first book, Design Patterns in Modern Perl, I touched the topic, SOLID, little bit. Now I realise, it should have been given a dedicated chapter on its own. Never mind, I ca

theweeklychallenge.org·há cerca de 2 meses

The Weekly Challenge - 381

Welcome to the Week #381 of The Weekly Challenge. Welcome aboard, ygrek, and thanks for your first contributions in K. Finally the history is created, guest contributions (91) is gone past regular c

blogs.perl.org·há cerca de 2 meses

perl-lsp version 0.6.0 | Veesh [blogs.perl.org]

I'm pleased to announce the release of perl-lsp version 0.6.0; you can install it from Github releases, from crates.io via cargo install perl-lsp, or as a vscode or vscodium extension. If you are a ze