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  1. @lizmat is busy and also wrote the Rakudo Weekly Newsletter, and starts (again) with Andrew Shitov, who wrote blogs, made a new module, and lets us know about early adopters of Raku.

    Other hardworking people are Tokohiru Matsuno (who made his own implementation of Raku) and Nick Logan (who changed a lot of things in Raku).

    rakudoweekly.blog/2026/08/31/2

    #rakulang

  2. @lizmat is busy and also wrote the Rakudo Weekly Newsletter, and starts (again) with Andrew Shitov, who wrote blogs, made a new module, and lets us know about early adopters of Raku.

    Other hardworking people are Tokohiru Matsuno (who made his own implementation of Raku) and Nick Logan (who changed a lot of things in Raku).

    rakudoweekly.blog/2026/08/31/2

    #rakulang

  3. @lizmat is busy and also wrote the Rakudo Weekly Newsletter, and starts (again) with Andrew Shitov, who wrote blogs, made a new module, and lets us know about early adopters of Raku.

    Other hardworking people are Tokohiru Matsuno (who made his own implementation of Raku) and Nick Logan (who changed a lot of things in Raku).

    rakudoweekly.blog/2026/08/31/2

    #rakulang

  4. @lizmat is busy and also wrote the Rakudo Weekly Newsletter, and starts (again) with Andrew Shitov, who wrote blogs, made a new module, and lets us know about early adopters of Raku.

    Other hardworking people are Tokohiru Matsuno (who made his own implementation of Raku) and Nick Logan (who changed a lot of things in Raku).

    rakudoweekly.blog/2026/08/31/2

    #rakulang

  5. @lizmat is busy and also wrote the Rakudo Weekly Newsletter, and starts (again) with Andrew Shitov, who wrote blogs, made a new module, and lets us know about early adopters of Raku.

    Other hardworking people are Tokohiru Matsuno (who made his own implementation of Raku) and Nick Logan (who changed a lot of things in Raku).

    rakudoweekly.blog/2026/08/31/2

    #rakulang

  6. @lizmat wrote a blog about the RakuAST project that will now become a default part of the Raku Programming Language. The next version of Raku, that will be released in September, will fully use RakuAST. Over 4,400 commits made this happen.

    Users and developers of Raku now need to test their programs, modules, scripts, whatever they made with Raku, to see if something breaks, runs slower, or faster, and please report it to the Raku developers.

    dev.to/lizmat/mainstreaming-ra

    #rakulang

  7. @lizmat wrote a blog about the RakuAST project that will now become a default part of the Raku Programming Language. The next version of Raku, that will be released in September, will fully use RakuAST. Over 4,400 commits made this happen.

    Users and developers of Raku now need to test their programs, modules, scripts, whatever they made with Raku, to see if something breaks, runs slower, or faster, and please report it to the Raku developers.

    dev.to/lizmat/mainstreaming-ra

    #rakulang

  8. @lizmat wrote a blog about the RakuAST project that will now become a default part of the Raku Programming Language. The next version of Raku, that will be released in September, will fully use RakuAST. Over 4,400 commits made this happen.

    Users and developers of Raku now need to test their programs, modules, scripts, whatever they made with Raku, to see if something breaks, runs slower, or faster, and please report it to the Raku developers.

    dev.to/lizmat/mainstreaming-ra

    #rakulang

  9. @lizmat wrote a blog about the RakuAST project that will now become a default part of the Raku Programming Language. The next version of Raku, that will be released in September, will fully use RakuAST. Over 4,400 commits made this happen.

    Users and developers of Raku now need to test their programs, modules, scripts, whatever they made with Raku, to see if something breaks, runs slower, or faster, and please report it to the Raku developers.

    dev.to/lizmat/mainstreaming-ra

    #rakulang

  10. @lizmat wrote a blog about the RakuAST project that will now become a default part of the Raku Programming Language. The next version of Raku, that will be released in September, will fully use RakuAST. Over 4,400 commits made this happen.

    Users and developers of Raku now need to test their programs, modules, scripts, whatever they made with Raku, to see if something breaks, runs slower, or faster, and please report it to the Raku developers.

    dev.to/lizmat/mainstreaming-ra

    #rakulang

  11. @sjn I wonder though, both Mohammad as well as Dave call it the "Perl Workshop" in their announcements, and do *not* mention #rakulang. I think they forgot to change the name in Act.

    Anyways, until told differently, I will assume Perl content only at the LPW. Which is fine.

  12. @sjn I wonder though, both Mohammad as well as Dave call it the "Perl Workshop" in their announcements, and do *not* mention #rakulang. I think they forgot to change the name in Act.

    Anyways, until told differently, I will assume Perl content only at the LPW. Which is fine.

  13. @sjn I wonder though, both Mohammad as well as Dave call it the "Perl Workshop" in their announcements, and do *not* mention #rakulang. I think they forgot to change the name in Act.

    Anyways, until told differently, I will assume Perl content only at the LPW. Which is fine.

  14. @sjn I wonder though, both Mohammad as well as Dave call it the "Perl Workshop" in their announcements, and do *not* mention #rakulang. I think they forgot to change the name in Act.

    Anyways, until told differently, I will assume Perl content only at the LPW. Which is fine.

  15. @sjn I wonder though, both Mohammad as well as Dave call it the "Perl Workshop" in their announcements, and do *not* mention #rakulang. I think they forgot to change the name in Act.

    Anyways, until told differently, I will assume Perl content only at the LPW. Which is fine.

  16. @lizmat wrote another Rakudo Weekly Newsletter, and starts with the new release of Rakudo, 2026.08, by Will Coleda. Many improvements made by many contributors, especially by Nick Logan.

    Andrew Shitov, who made Raku++, made a registry of Raku applications that can run on Raku++.

    No blogs this time. But a Weekly Challenge, 1 New Problem Solving Issue, 1 New Pull Request, 3 sets of Core Developments, 1 comment, 5 new modules, and a whopping 65 updated modules.

    rakudoweekly.blog/2026/08/25/2
    #rakulang

  17. @lizmat wrote another Rakudo Weekly Newsletter, and starts with the new release of Rakudo, 2026.08, by Will Coleda. Many improvements made by many contributors, especially by Nick Logan.

    Andrew Shitov, who made Raku++, made a registry of Raku applications that can run on Raku++.

    No blogs this time. But a Weekly Challenge, 1 New Problem Solving Issue, 1 New Pull Request, 3 sets of Core Developments, 1 comment, 5 new modules, and a whopping 65 updated modules.

    rakudoweekly.blog/2026/08/25/2
    #rakulang

  18. @lizmat wrote another Rakudo Weekly Newsletter, and starts with the new release of Rakudo, 2026.08, by Will Coleda. Many improvements made by many contributors, especially by Nick Logan.

    Andrew Shitov, who made Raku++, made a registry of Raku applications that can run on Raku++.

    No blogs this time. But a Weekly Challenge, 1 New Problem Solving Issue, 1 New Pull Request, 3 sets of Core Developments, 1 comment, 5 new modules, and a whopping 65 updated modules.

    rakudoweekly.blog/2026/08/25/2
    #rakulang

  19. @lizmat wrote another Rakudo Weekly Newsletter, and starts with the new release of Rakudo, 2026.08, by Will Coleda. Many improvements made by many contributors, especially by Nick Logan.

    Andrew Shitov, who made Raku++, made a registry of Raku applications that can run on Raku++.

    No blogs this time. But a Weekly Challenge, 1 New Problem Solving Issue, 1 New Pull Request, 3 sets of Core Developments, 1 comment, 5 new modules, and a whopping 65 updated modules.

    rakudoweekly.blog/2026/08/25/2
    #rakulang

  20. @lizmat wrote another Rakudo Weekly Newsletter, and starts with the new release of Rakudo, 2026.08, by Will Coleda. Many improvements made by many contributors, especially by Nick Logan.

    Andrew Shitov, who made Raku++, made a registry of Raku applications that can run on Raku++.

    No blogs this time. But a Weekly Challenge, 1 New Problem Solving Issue, 1 New Pull Request, 3 sets of Core Developments, 1 comment, 5 new modules, and a whopping 65 updated modules.

    rakudoweekly.blog/2026/08/25/2
    #rakulang

  21. A day later than usual, @lizmat just finished another Rakudo Weekly Newsletter. Andrew Shitov was busy and made interesting stuff and wrote about it, and more.

    Matt Doughty was busy too and wrote stuff and made an app and modules, and more.

    xyzzyapps made a new programming language, Raptor (like Perl4 plus closures).

    rakudoweekly.blog/2026/08/18/2

    #rakulang

  22. A day later than usual, @lizmat just finished another Rakudo Weekly Newsletter. Andrew Shitov was busy and made interesting stuff and wrote about it, and more.

    Matt Doughty was busy too and wrote stuff and made an app and modules, and more.

    xyzzyapps made a new programming language, Raptor (like Perl4 plus closures).

    rakudoweekly.blog/2026/08/18/2

    #rakulang

  23. A day later than usual, @lizmat just finished another Rakudo Weekly Newsletter. Andrew Shitov was busy and made interesting stuff and wrote about it, and more.

    Matt Doughty was busy too and wrote stuff and made an app and modules, and more.

    xyzzyapps made a new programming language, Raptor (like Perl4 plus closures).

    rakudoweekly.blog/2026/08/18/2

    #rakulang

  24. A day later than usual, @lizmat just finished another Rakudo Weekly Newsletter. Andrew Shitov was busy and made interesting stuff and wrote about it, and more.

    Matt Doughty was busy too and wrote stuff and made an app and modules, and more.

    xyzzyapps made a new programming language, Raptor (like Perl4 plus closures).

    rakudoweekly.blog/2026/08/18/2

    #rakulang

  25. A day later than usual, @lizmat just finished another Rakudo Weekly Newsletter. Andrew Shitov was busy and made interesting stuff and wrote about it, and more.

    Matt Doughty was busy too and wrote stuff and made an app and modules, and more.

    xyzzyapps made a new programming language, Raptor (like Perl4 plus closures).

    rakudoweekly.blog/2026/08/18/2

    #rakulang

  26. A new week, and @lizmat publishes a new Rakudo Weekly Newsletter. She starts with the contributions by Dan Kogai, like hex-floats and SION.

    Furthermore, several more blogs, a Weekly Challenge, 3 New Pull Requests, 5 sets of Core Developments, 1 post on Bluesky, 3 toots on Mastodon, 1 mailing list entry, 11 new modules, 23 updated modules.
    rakudoweekly.blog/2026/08/10/2
    #rakulang

  27. A new week, and @lizmat publishes a new Rakudo Weekly Newsletter. She starts with the contributions by Dan Kogai, like hex-floats and SION.

    Furthermore, several more blogs, a Weekly Challenge, 3 New Pull Requests, 5 sets of Core Developments, 1 post on Bluesky, 3 toots on Mastodon, 1 mailing list entry, 11 new modules, 23 updated modules.
    rakudoweekly.blog/2026/08/10/2
    #rakulang

  28. A new week, and @lizmat publishes a new Rakudo Weekly Newsletter. She starts with the contributions by Dan Kogai, like hex-floats and SION.

    Furthermore, several more blogs, a Weekly Challenge, 3 New Pull Requests, 5 sets of Core Developments, 1 post on Bluesky, 3 toots on Mastodon, 1 mailing list entry, 11 new modules, 23 updated modules.
    rakudoweekly.blog/2026/08/10/2
    #rakulang

  29. A new week, and @lizmat publishes a new Rakudo Weekly Newsletter. She starts with the contributions by Dan Kogai, like hex-floats and SION.

    Furthermore, several more blogs, a Weekly Challenge, 3 New Pull Requests, 5 sets of Core Developments, 1 post on Bluesky, 3 toots on Mastodon, 1 mailing list entry, 11 new modules, 23 updated modules.
    rakudoweekly.blog/2026/08/10/2
    #rakulang

  30. A new week, and @lizmat publishes a new Rakudo Weekly Newsletter. She starts with the contributions by Dan Kogai, like hex-floats and SION.

    Furthermore, several more blogs, a Weekly Challenge, 3 New Pull Requests, 5 sets of Core Developments, 1 post on Bluesky, 3 toots on Mastodon, 1 mailing list entry, 11 new modules, 23 updated modules.
    rakudoweekly.blog/2026/08/10/2
    #rakulang

  31. Camelia is not a creature of the sea.
    No water added.

    #rakulang

  32. Camelia is not a creature of the sea.
    No water added.

    #rakulang

  33. Camelia is not a creature of the sea.
    No water added.

    #rakulang

  34. Camelia is not a creature of the sea.
    No water added.

    #rakulang

  35. Camelia is not a creature of the sea.
    No water added.

    #rakulang