Monthly Report - September

What did I do last month? Let me guess, the short answer would be "I was managing Perl Weekly Challenge". Although it sounds so simple, it is tough task, I must admit. Having said that, I really enjoy it. I get to interact with so many great people and learn from their experience. Above all, when I receive "Thank You" message, that takes away all the pain. I simply love the positive vibes I get from each and every member of the community.

I noticed a trend in "Perl Weekly Challenge", members now trying different languages as well. Python is one such where we have had more than one solutions. If you want to know what others are doing, please do check out the blogs. Also please do follow us @PerlWChallenge, so that you don't miss out any announcements. On top of that, members discuss task as well.

Last month, I attended the third London.PM Tech Meet of the year 2019, where I gave a short talk on "Perl Weekly Challenge". It was well received. I am even planning to give the same talk at the next "London Perl Workshop - 2019" on 19th Oct. Please do join us if you are in or around London on the day.

Let's take a quick look through last month main activities.

  • Pull Request
  • Git Commits
  • Perl Weekly Challenge
  • Pull Request Club
  • Perl Blog
  • PerlWeekly Newsletter
  • Adopt CPAN Module

Pull Request

63 Pull Requests submitted in the month of September. With this I have now completed 50+ Pull Request every month so far in the year 2019, one of my new year resolutions.

1995 Pull Request altogether.

Git Commits

819 commits recorded in the month of September.

Overall 6810 commits recorded so far in the year 2019.

Perl Weekly Challenge

Perl Weekly Challenge proposed in the month of September

I have also reviewed the weekly challenges and they are listed as below:

Please checkout the interview with the Champions.

Pull Request Club

Last month, I received HTTP::Tiny::Multipart by Renee Baecker. I submitted one Pull Request.

Perl Blog

Last month, I blogged about the following topics.

Perl Weekly Newsletter

Last month, I edited 2 editions of The Perl Weekly newsletter i.e. Issue #424 and Issue #426.

Adopt CPAN Module

None in the last month.

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About Mohammad S Anwar

user-pic CPAN Contributor. Co-editor of Perl Weekly newsletter. Run Perl Weekly Challenge @PerlWChallenge. Father of 3 angels. Indian by birth, British by choice.