P6-GTDT - Perl6 Getting Things Done Tutorial

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p6-GTDT

Perl6 Get Things Done Tutorial

Install

git clone https://github.com/melezhik/p6-GTDT

zef install Tomtit --/test # we need Tomtit task runner to run tutorial Perl6 examples

tom --bootstrap # we need to bootstrap our system to start using Tomtit

Run tutorial

Install Bash completion

cd p6-GTDT

tom --completion

source ~/.tom_completion.sh

Choose topic

tom perl6<TAB> # list available topics

Run examples

tom perl6-sort-grep # I'd like to know about Perl6 Sort/Grep

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