My Complete Course of the Raku programming language got a few useful updates.
First, it now covers all the three Raku compilers (Rakudo, Raku++, and mutsu) and gives instructions on how to install and use them.
Second, the Course got it’s own mobile application with the whole content and a built-in Raku++ compiler. The users can run most of the examples directly on the app pages as well as run their own programs in the built-in playground. The playground is a full Raku++ compiler port for the mobile devices, both iOS and Android, and also can run code, which the browser WASM version cannot.
— Learn Raku iOS
— Learn Raku Android
And third, the course pages are now equipped with the Run button, so you can directly run the code and see the result. The snippets are editable, so you can change the code to learn deeper. This applies to all the translations. Look at how the Run button works on a random page, for example.
As before, feedback is welcome as issues in the GitHub repositories: