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The Raku programming language knowledge base Raku Knowledge Base This site is a collection of documentation, articles, links, examples about the Raku

This site is a collection of documentation, articles, links, examples about the Raku programming language. All it being putted together in one information space to help you learn Raku faster and more efficiently. Raku is a modern, multi-paradigm language. Raku offers procedural , object-oriented and functional programming methodologies. "Raku is designed to make the easy jobs easy, without making the hard jobs impossible." "There Is More Than One Way To Do It - now with even more -Ofun (optimized for fun) added." Documents explaining the various conceptual parts of the language. Documents explaining experimental topics and Raku programs rather than the language itself. A collection of…from raku-knowledge-base.podlite.org

In the maker’s words, at launch

Hi ! I'm excited to share the Raku Knowledge Base v1.0, a comprehensive resource for the Raku programming language. Key Features: * Full-text search across all documents * Auto-generated global term index * Breadcrumb navigation for easy exploration * Integration of official Raku docs and community modules The Raku…

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  Personal Knowledge Base Visualization2024 · github.com · ▲150

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