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Published inCodeXPerl list processing is for hashes, tooPerl’s list-processing prowess isn’t just for arrays. Hashes, or key-value pairs, can be sliced and diced just as easily.Feb 10, 2022Feb 10, 2022
Published inCodeXGet out early with Perl statement modifiersLearn how to avoid deeply-nested conditions in your code with guard clauses using Perl’s statement modifiers.Jan 19, 2022Jan 19, 2022
Published inCodeXHighlighting members of the Perl familyThis week I’m highlighting a few members of the Perl developer family I’ve had the pleasure of virtually meeting over the past year.Jan 11, 2022Jan 11, 2022
Published inCodeXPerl warnings and the warn functionWhat’s the difference between Perl’s warnings and the warn function?Jan 4, 20221Jan 4, 20221
Published inCodeXAvoid Yoda conditions in Perl you shouldAssign not when mean to compare you do. Help you warnings and strictures can.Dec 28, 20211Dec 28, 20211
Published inCodeX34 at 34 for v5.34: Modern Perl features for Perl’s birthdayIn celebration of Perl’s thirty-fourth birthday, here are thirty-four modern Perl features you might not know about.Dec 21, 2021Dec 21, 2021
Published inCodeXA brief note on Log4perlThe Perl Log::Log4perl library isn’t vulnerable to the recently-disclosed Java Log4j “Log4Shell” security issue.Dec 14, 2021Dec 14, 2021
Published inCodeXSweeter Perl exception classesRevising last week’s script to use Throwable::SugarFactory instead of Exception::ClassDec 7, 2021Dec 7, 2021
