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RakuAST – Jonathan Worthington (Grant Proposal)(news.perlfoundation.org)
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Diff Sum by Raku – Weekly Challenge(raku-musings.com)
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Diff-K and Path Sum – Weekly Challenge(blogs.perl.org)
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by lizmat 7y ago
> something different came along and called itself "Perl 6" You appear to forget that the "Perl 6" initiative originally came from the Perl 5 Porters. It did not just come along and called itself "Perl 6":
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by lizmat 7y ago
On the #raku channel on Freenode, several users are using Raku in production.
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by lizmat 7y ago
In Raku, grammars are an integral part of the language. This is necessary, as the language itself uses a grammar to compile Raku code.
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by lizmat 7y ago
This is not true in Raku: whichever way you leave a subroutine, the returned value will be checked against the return constraint. And throw if that fails. More generally, you can specify KEEP and UNDO phasers in a block, that will fire whe
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by lizmat 7y ago
Unfortunately, "Perl 7" was a "thing" in the discussions before the name change. IMO, going to "Perl 32" makes more sense, as it actually reflects the current version numbering scheme. Or refer to the year: P
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by lizmat 7y ago
Good question. I has been suggested to use the major version number in the future. Which would mean in May we would see the release of Perl 32.
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by lizmat 7y ago
Indeed, everybody got used to the idea that "Perl 6" was a different language. But a vocal part of prominent Perl community members, preferred for "Perl 6" not to be named "Perl" anymore. As well as a part of
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Raku vs. Perl(p6steve.wordpress.com)
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Rash – A Raku Shell by Arne Sommer(raku-musings.com)
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Revisiting the Collatz Sequence – Laurent Rosenfeld(blogs.perl.org)
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Covid.observer – One Month Later(andrewshitov.com)
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2020.15 an EASTer Surprise – Rakudo Weekly News(rakudoweekly.blog)
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Flipping the Raku Wave – Weekly Challenge(raku-musings.com)
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Binary Numbers and Wave Arrays – Weekly Challenge(blogs.perl.org)
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Remembering Jeff Goff – The Perl Foundation(news.perlfoundation.org)
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Realizing Raku Macros [video] – Jonathan Worthington(jnthn.net)
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by lizmat 7y ago
> For me, a quality developer is someone who achieves the goals of the company in understandable, maintainable, testable, and documented code. Agree. But it should be noted that the needs of a startup may not always make that easy. I&#
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Call for Grant Proposals (March 2020 Round) – The Perl Foundation(news.perlfoundation.org)
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An existential threat (that isn't Covid-19) – Damian Conway(blogs.perl.org)
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Weekly Challenge: Week 55 – Simon Proctor(dev.to)
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2020.14 More Perspectives – Rakudo Weekly News(rakudoweekly.blog)
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Jeff Goff – Thanks for being a friend(wendyga.wordpress.com)
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K-Th Permutation Sequence and the Collatz Conjecture – Weekly Challenge(blogs.perl.org)
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Sequential Conjectures with Raku – Weekly Challenge(raku-musings.com)
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Building Raku Modules with Nix(foldr.nl)
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2020.13 NoConf Reached – Rakudo Weekly News(rakudoweekly.blog)
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Rotate Matrix and Vowel Strings – Weekly Challenge(blogs.perl.org)
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