Esteemed monks, the PDL website at https://pdl.perl.org/ was updated today:
- the "News" section was updated with releases from this year for various PDL-related modules
- the "demos" section (https://pdl.perl.org/?page=demos/index, or the "Demos" link in the sidebar) was updated to have the text and output (including images, including animations) of not two but now eight PDL demos - a couple of them might be considered quite neat
- the front page had some text added with something of a "why use PDL" pitch
It would be very helpful if those who have time could take a look at any of those, and comment if there are any mistakes or possible improvements (or even if they think it's good).
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