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== The Quiet Period == By the late 2010s and early 2020s, wxPerl was still known, but it was not widely presented as a modern, easy Windows GUI path. The clearest sign of the quiet period is Johan Vromans's revival work. His wxPerl Revival post says the <code>wx30</code> branch updated the last official 0.9932 release for modern Perl and wxWidgets 3.0, while the master branch was updated for wxWidgets 3.2 and released as Wx-3.001. * [https://dev.to/sciurius/wxperl-revival-5fde wxPerl Revival] That revival is significant. It means the modern story is not merely nostalgia. wxPerl is again being adapted to current Perl and wxWidgets versions. Windows remains one of the harder environments because it combines Perl, XS, compilers, DLLs, and native GUI libraries.
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