Greetings Fellow Monks,

For St. Valentine's Day, we have released RPerl v1.6, with support for a number of new features:

- Two Dimensional Arrays
- Logical Ops
- Uncompile Mode
- Mandelbrot app via MathPerl

As always, the latest official release may be found on CPAN:

https://metacpan.org/release/RPerl

Thanks to our first grant from The Perl Foundation, we have released the first partial draft of the new book Learning RPerl, available on either CPAN or directly on the RPerl website:

http://rperl.org/learning_rperl.html

NOW A CALL TO ACTION!

Please take a moment to click the following link and leave a comment, this counts as your vote for RPerl to receive the next round of funding from The Perl Foundation:

http://news.perlfoundation.org/2016/02/grant-proposal-rperl-user-docu-1.html

The deadline is only 2 days from now, Weds Feb 17, thanks so much for your support!

Perling,
~ Will the Chill

In reply to Perl 5 Optimizing Compiler, Part 18: RPerl v1.6 Released, Happy Valentine's Day! by Will_the_Chill

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