Vadim Belman — 240 minutes
In this class I expect attendees to know some basics of Raku or, at least, of Perl. Because this is not about teaching how to `my $sum = $a + $b`, but about what happens behind the scenes of this statement. Roughly, the subjects I plan to cover are:
- how variables are implemented
- why everything is an object and how it may surprise sometimes
- argument passing
- MOP
- compile or interpret?
- Rakudo: compile your own compiler
- etc.
The actual plan is not going to be cast in stone. If a good question would re-route us into the unknown then let it be so! The priority is to let you use Raku more consciously.