- Use the resources to learn Perl 6. Write about your experience. - If anything is Less Than Awesome while learning you can chat with us, or open an issue + Use the resources to learn Perl 6 and write about your + experience along the way! Let us know when you do write something if you want to share it with the larger Perl 6 community (you should!). +
+ Some writing topics could be programs you've written, tricks you've learned, cool things about the Perl 6, etc. + Because of your fresh perspective as a learner, writing educational/training material would be a great idea as well. +
+ If anything is Less Than Awesome in your experience you can chat with us, or open an issue on the User Experience repository.
Help increase test coverage of the official Perl6 test suite called roast. This is the high bar that all Perl 6 implementations must meet. There's a lot of ground to cover, so get up to speed with the - Test module, if you don't already know it, and join us! + Test module, if you don't already know it, and join us!
Once you've learned the language, you can write modules and share them in the ecosystem. We use zef for packaging. See this guide if you have questions about how to organize modules. + If you don't know what to write, check out the most wanted modules list.
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- So you can get started right away by writing Perl 6, and if/when you need to access + So you can get started right away by writing Perl 6, and if/when you need to access some very low-level functionality you can learn NQP. You can get up to speed fairly fast with this NQP learning course. So feel free to jump right in!