Elizabeth Mattijsen
Mostly working on the Raku Programming Language. Born at 314 ppm.
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Elizabeth Mattijsen@programming.devOPMto
Raku@programming.dev•2025.16 Grant Completion - Rakudo Weekly NewsEnglish
2·9 months agoYou’re understanding correctly: there’s still some wrinkles to work out before there is a bootstrapped RakuAST front-end in a release. 2025.05 won’t have it.
Elizabeth Mattijsen@programming.devOPMto
Raku@programming.dev•Introducing Comma 2.0... - John HaltiwangerEnglish
1·1 year agoSomething appears to be lost in
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Elizabeth Mattijsen@programming.devOPMto
Raku@programming.dev•Introducing Comma 2.0... - John HaltiwangerEnglish
1·1 year agoOOC, what is wrong with the link? Works for me?
Elizabeth Mattijsen@programming.devOPMto
Raku@programming.dev•Sparky - simple and efficient alternative to Ansible - Alexey MelezhikEnglish
2·2 years agoIn any case, on the language choice we are in agreement: as of now Raku is not a popular language, so requiring a user of the system to know the language cannot provide much appeal to the project.
FWIW, for this application, I’d say only knowledge of “baby” Raku is needed. And if you’ve had any exposure to “baby” Perl in the past, then you already have that.
Elizabeth Mattijsen@programming.devOPMto
Raku@programming.dev•Letting mere mortals run Windows PowerShell scripts - Paul CochraneEnglish
2·2 years agoI’m soo glad I dropped Windows 21+ years ago now!
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Raku@programming.dev•2024.06 Cropportunity - Rakudo Weekly NewsEnglish
1·2 years agoWell, this is your chance to make sure Comma will continue!
Elizabeth Mattijsen@programming.devOPMto
Raku@programming.dev•End of Comma IDE developmentEnglish
1·2 years agoYeah, it is what it is. 😒 However, there is good hope that some people will at least continue development on the plugin version.


















Well, I would agree with regards to PRE and POST. But ENTER / LEAVE are used a lot, and KEEP / UNDO most certainly as well by database oriented modules such as Red. There are 62 modules that use ENTER in the ecosystem, and 262 that use LEAVE. So definitely not obscure in Raku.
I guess one of the reasons for LEAVE being used as much, is because Raku doesn’t have timely destruction (whereas Perl does).