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Raku grammar hints about creating a templating system – Mark Carter
(mcturra2000.wordpress.com)
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Numbers and Letters with Raku – Weekly Challenge
(raku-musings.com)
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Would you like a 1000x speed increase – Timo Paulssen
(wakelift.de)
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2020.26 Cloud Gone – Rakudo Weekly News
(rakudoweekly.blog)
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Raku to the Rescue: APL Keyboard Setting Keeper – John Haltiwanger
(5ab5traction5.bearblog.dev)
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Divide Integers and Power Integers – Weekly Challenge
(blogs.perl.org)
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An assembler for a virtual machine (Raku) – Mark Carter
(mcturra2000.wordpress.com)
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Dividing Powers with Raku – Weekly Challenge
(raku-musings.com)
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Perl7 vs. Raku: Sibling Rivalry?
(p6steve.wordpress.com)
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We can do more in Raku – Wenzel P.P. Peppmeyer
(gfldex.wordpress.com)
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Explaining Raku Using Python's Itertools
(datakinds.github.io)
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Do you have a gist of your code and a representative sample of the log file you're parsing?
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6y ago
Sadly, the blogs.perl.org site lacks many things. It is now officially recommended to blog somewhere else.
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Perhaps then, now is the time to have a look at the Raku Programming Language. It is said to be optimized for fun (as in -Ofun). https://raku.org
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This is one if the reasons that the Perl 6 project started (now known as the Raku Programming Language). Raku only has three of these special (lexical) variables left: $_ the topic $/ result of the last match $! the l
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Perl 6 / Raku did achieve its goal of a programming language that kept all the good parts of Perl, and remove it warts, making it ready to become the 100 year programming language. In my opinion, the failure is in the timing of the p
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Slow is in the eye of the beholder. Sure, for some applications, Perl blows Raku out of the water. Add in some Moose, and the situation is not so different. YMMV.
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Larry has not been involved with Perl 5 for the past 20 years, and not in Perl 6 for the past 3 years or so.
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Perl 6 may be erased. But the Raku Programming Language ( https://raku.org , using the #rakulang tag on social media) rose from its ashes.
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No idea when it was the last time you tried jelling. But Raku is very much a usable thing nowadays and is used in production: https://raku.org
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These would contain Raku code. But as with Perl, the core developers value backward compatibility much. Since many versions of Raku in use do not know of the new .rakumod extension yet, the old extension is used for many modules still.
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You can describe "Perl 6" as the dead name of the Raku Programming Language ( https://raku.org using the #rakulang tag on social media). :-)
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A Raku riddle – Wenzel P.P. Peppmeyer
(gfldex.wordpress.com)
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If it was using Parrot, you probably installed Perl 6 (at the time, now known as Raku).
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The Perl 11 initiative was started by some individuals in the Perl community, but it never gained much traction outside of the group around the ones that started it. It has been dormant for at least 8 years now.
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I understand that to be the plan.
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brian d foy always insists on not using any capitalization or punctuation in their name.
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Perhaps. Meanwhile, the most recent release of the Inline::Perl5 module of Raku allows one to have code blocks written in Perl inside Raku code, and vice-versa. And of course be able to use any CPAN module from Raku: https://mo
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This is why Raku doesn't have contexts in that sense. All a subroutine or method can ever return, is a single object. Such an object can be a List or an Array, but it is still a single value.
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FWIW, this is the default in Raku regular expressions.
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