for help and friendly advice
You are invited to join us at the Raku Discord server, which is is also bridged to the IRC.
Much discussion happens on #raku, our IRC channel. This is the fastest way to get help.
The IRC chats are logged here.
The Rakudo Weeky News is a great way to keep up to date on the latest core developments and module releases.
Many questions and answers are marked with the Raku tag.
Social:
Bluesky: #rakulang
Mastodon: @rakulang
Reddit: Join the r/rakulang subreddit
Facebook: Join the Raku Group
Twitter: Follow @raku_news
Blogs:
Rakudo Weekly News – Weekly changes in and around Rakudo
The Raku core development teams release the specification, compilers, and documentation they develop under the Artistic 2.0 license.
This is the same license established by Perl and most CPAN modules and has been adopted by almost all OS distributions.
The broader development community is of course not required to use this license, but there is a large uptake among the community.
The Steering Council is a 7-person committee with many responsibilities, including maintaining the quality and stability of the Raku language, its compilers, and its ecosystem. Also to make contributing and learning Raku as accessible, inclusive, and sustainable as possible.
The Problem Solving repository contains issues that impact Raku which require consensus to resolve. The RSC is responsible for guiding any deadlocked issues to completion.