Andrew Shitov

With Raku being a general-purpose programming language (or, more precisely, a multi-paradigm language), you still think of it as more of a language to write programs that compute or do something with text or serve the web, but not interfaces.

In this part, let’s look at infinite sequences from another angle: let’s start collecting the values.

For the first time in ~18 years, I am genuinely excited to use Perl 6 (Raku) again. <…> Finally usable for real-world scenarios!

We’ve already seen that Raku understands characters like ∞, and it would be logically that you can use them with ease, similar to any other constructs of the language.

Raku++ is a compiler for the Raku programming language.

Raku.online now has the “Live” checkbox, which you can use to see the results of running your Raku program in real time.

Raku is by design a language that supports Unicode.

After finishing the Raku Course I decided that it would be great to publish all my books about Raku in a similar online format.

Raku is a rich programming language; it took years to design and implement.

Programming languages are fascinating.

I am excited to announce that the Complete Course of Raku is now complete.

How a from-scratch Raku compiler in C++ went from an empty directory to ~82% of the official test suite — plus a native code generator, a self-hosting toolchain, and a browser playground — in under three weeks.

I have been following the development of the Raku programming language since the very beginning.

I published my new book: A Language a Day, which is a collection of brief overviews to 21 programming languages.

Last Saturday, October 26, 2024, another edition of the London Perl & Raku Workshop took place.

How ChatGPT helped me to get hundreds of translations in minutes.

A story of how I used AI and ML 8 years ago.

In this post I will show you the solution to the Task 2 of this week’s Weekly Challenge 233.

In this post, I will demonstrate my solution to another Task of The Weekly Challenge, week 233.

On this page, I’ll briefly cover the solutions to the tasks for this week’s Weekly Challenge #231.