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Perl Weekly: A Free, Weekly Email Newsletter for the Perl Programming language
Established by Gabor Szabo, long time Perl developer; Rust, Python and Perl trainer.
Author of the Perl tutorial on the Perl Maven site and
of the Code Maven and Rust Maven sites.
White Camel awardee.
He develops the CPAN Digger, the Rust Digger and the PyDigger services.
He teaches training courses in Israel and around the world.
He has the hat of the chief editor.
(408 issues)
Mohammad Sajid Anwar joined the team of editors in May 2018.
He is CPAN Author and Contributor. He regularly blogs here and also on blogs.perl.org. He enjoys submitting Pull Requests and speaking at Perl Conferences. He also loves spending time to help others to keep CPAN better source of information. Watch this interview with him.
White Camel awardee.
He runs The Weekly Challenge.
(196 issues)
Since the beginning of 2013 Yanick Champoux is the co-editor of the newsletter.
He used to write the bi-weekly Shuck & Awe: Hunting for Perl, he is a
serious Perl programmer, and a walking dictionary.
Reading his writings is always a challenge.
A very enjoyable challenge. (63 issues)
Starting from October 2014 Neil Bowers became the 3rd co-editor of the newsletter.
He writes plenty of articles comparing CPAN modules to each other and then
taking over some of them.
He also runs his own company, .
Watch this interview with him.
(55 issues)
Upasana Shukla joined the team of editors in August 2016.
She got involved in the Perl community by participating in GNOME's Outreach Program for Women and freeing Moose from stringy exceptions. Since then she is unstoppable. She also has a number of modules on CPAN.
(11 issues)
D Ruth Holloway joined the team of editors in October 2016.
She used to work on software managing libraries and now she works for cPanel.
She writes for Opensource.com.
(19 issues)
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Active Editors
Established by Gabor Szabo, long time Perl developer; Rust, Python and Perl trainer.
Author of the Perl tutorial on the Perl Maven site and
of the Code Maven and Rust Maven sites.
White Camel awardee.
He develops the CPAN Digger, the Rust Digger and the PyDigger services.
He teaches training courses in Israel and around the world.
He has the hat of the chief editor.
(408 issues)
Mohammad Sajid Anwar joined the team of editors in May 2018.
He is CPAN Author and Contributor. He regularly blogs here and also on blogs.perl.org. He enjoys submitting Pull Requests and speaking at Perl Conferences. He also loves spending time to help others to keep CPAN better source of information. Watch this interview with him.
White Camel awardee.
He runs The Weekly Challenge.
(196 issues)
Previous Editors
Since the beginning of 2013 Yanick Champoux is the co-editor of the newsletter.
He used to write the bi-weekly Shuck & Awe: Hunting for Perl, he is a
serious Perl programmer, and a walking dictionary.
Reading his writings is always a challenge.
A very enjoyable challenge. (63 issues)
Starting from October 2014 Neil Bowers became the 3rd co-editor of the newsletter.
He writes plenty of articles comparing CPAN modules to each other and then
taking over some of them.
He also runs his own company, .
Watch this interview with him.
(55 issues)
Upasana Shukla joined the team of editors in August 2016.
She got involved in the Perl community by participating in GNOME's Outreach Program for Women and freeing Moose from stringy exceptions. Since then she is unstoppable. She also has a number of modules on CPAN.
(11 issues)
D Ruth Holloway joined the team of editors in October 2016.
She used to work on software managing libraries and now she works for cPanel.
She writes for Opensource.com.
(19 issues)
If you'd like to submit an article, or get in touch with the editors, feel free to send an e-mail to the address gabor@szabgab.com
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