Analysing FIT data with Perl: interactive data analysis
Prodding and poking at FIT data with PDL
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Proxmox Donates €10,000 to The Perl and Raku Foundation
Proxmox Server Solutions GmbH contributes €10,000 to support The Perl and Raku Foundation’s critical Perl 5 Core Maintenance Fund.
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Analysing FIT data with Perl: producing PNG plots
Plotting data extracted from Garmin FIT files with Perl
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Analysing FIT data with Perl: basic beginnings
Extracting and collating data from Garmin FIT files with Perl
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Introducing DBIx::Class::ResultSet::PrettyPrint
An answer on StackOverflow about pretty printing DBIx::Class result sets led to the creation of DBIx::Class::ResultSet::PrettyPrint. This article describes what the module does and shows an example of its use.
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Building Map::Tube::<*> maps, a HOWTO: alternative connections
Handling alternative node connections in a Map::Tube::<*> map.
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SlapbirdAPM, a Free and Open-Source Observability Tool for Perl Web Applications
SlapbirdAPM is a free and open-source observability platform for Perl web applications, this post covers how to use it with Plack applications.
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The Perl Toolchain Summit 2025: Security, Testing, and Community Collaboration
33 Perl ecosystem maintainers gathered in Leipzig for four days of intensive collaboration, delivering major security tooling improvements, testing infrastructure updates, and core performance enhancements that benefit the entire Perl community.
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Building Map::Tube::<*> maps, a HOWTO: routing relative reality
Finding routes between stations in a Map::Tube::<*> map.
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Building Map::Tube::<*> maps, a HOWTO: weaving a web
Weaving more tram lines into our Map::Tube::<*> map.
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Building Map::Tube::<*> maps, a HOWTO: extending the network
Extending the network of a Map::Tube::<*> map.
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Building Map::Tube::<*> maps, a HOWTO: first steps
First steps at how to build your own Map::Tube::<*> map.
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Enhancing Your MIDI Devices: Round II
Fresh modules for real-time MIDI control and a real-world application
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The Perl Toolchain Summit 2025 Needs You
The Perl Toolchain Summit 2025 needs financial support to bring together essential contributors who maintain Perl’s critical infrastructure. Unlike languages backed by large corporations, Perl relies entirely on community support. The summit will focus on revitalizing CPAN Testers and implementing secure authentication for PAUSE uploads, both vital for Perl’s ecosystem security and health. Current sponsors include Booking.com, WebPros, and several others, but more funding is needed to reach the €25,000 target.
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Why Deriv Supports the Perl Ecosystem
Deriv, an online trading company processing millions of transactions daily, continues to support the Perl ecosystem after 25 years of utilizing the language in their operations. Their core systems still run on Perl’s stable architecture, while they actively maintain support for MetaCPAN and CPAN resources that benefit developers worldwide.
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From Code to Community: Sponsoring TPRC 2025
Support the Perl and Raku communities by sponsoring our 2025 conference. Help foster open source development while connecting with talented developers.
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What's new on CPAN - January 2025
A curated selection of new CPAN uploads including regex-powered which command, mocking tools, and domain parsing utilities.
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Enhancing your MIDI devices with Perl
Add functions and features to MIDI devices by routing them via Perl
