Hi @alizaghloul9808. At the current time I do not have any plans to make videos on Catalyst framework. However, I do plan to start working on Mojolicious series once I have finished up DBIx tutorials.

Hey @raj-we9yr, thanks for the feedback! That's a great request - I will make a note of it, and explore adding a video on the subject as per your suggestion. All the best for now!

Thanks for the feedback @user-vy5on4ju5b, appreciated!

Hi @Dreamprime, Thank you very much for your kind comment. I'm glad that you found these tutorials useful!

Hey @user-tb1ot7ml1h, I appreciate your feedback!

Hey @edr1cjp! If your are referring to line where we access passed arguments to the "test" function via "print $map{ $_[0] };", then note that "$_[0]" is *not* a reference. Arguments passed to the "test" function are given in a list context. We know that we can access items in an array by index by prefixing the variable name with "$". For example, if we have an array defined "my @list = ('a', 'b', 'c');" we could print the second element by index if we do "print $list[1];". Knowing that, we also must know that Perl gives a convenience variable where all the given function arguments are stored "@_". When we called the "test" function giving one argument as "test('a');" we ended up having the "@_" containing "@_ = ('a')". We then accessed the first element in the "@_" list by doing "$_[0]"; note the change of sigil here from "@" to "$". And that's about it. I hope this makes more sense!

Hi @debrajbanerjee9752, thank you for the kind comment. Creating Mojolicious and DBIx tutorials are definitely something I would like to pursue in the near future.

Strawberry Perl (strawberryperl.com) is great for running Perl in Windows environment; however, running Perl in Windows wouldn't be my go-to option. Dealing with dependencies and setting up the environment can be challenging. I would recommend to explore Ubuntu under WSL (learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/wsl/about). I'm currently running Ubuntu in Windows WSL for latest Mouse OOP videos. It sets up isolated environment where I can do all the development w/o needing to have two separate OS installations on my machine. Very happy with the workflow.

​@@perltechstacki tried installing SDL module on windows 11 running strawberry but giving exceptions that gmake fail etc

This is what I meant when I said that dealing with dependencies can be challenging. Have you tried WSL as an alternative? You can access Linux environment via terminal directly from Windows with all your folder mappings etc. Give it a go. 👍

@@perltechstack ok thank you. I shall install. It now.

My pleasure, I hope you are finding the videos useful! Good luck with your Perl journey. :)

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