Letting mere mortals run Windows PowerShell scripts
While playing with Raku and rakubrew on Windows recently, I encountered more than one stumbling block. One stuck out in particular. Did you know that, by def...
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Trying to get an old Raku project up and running again led me down a deep rabbit hole. I ended up working out how to set up, build, and test Raku projects on...
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ptc-it.de is now peateasea.de
It’s been annoying me for a while now that the URL for this blog somehow just didn’t sound nice. I finally came up with a better-sounding domain name and ha...
Bash-ing our way to a project’s base directory
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