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The Evolution of Forth by Elizabeth D. Rather, Donald R. Colburn, and Charles H. Moore
"Moore saw a clear distinction between being able to teach a computer to do 'anything' (using simple, flexible tools) and attempting to enable it to do 'everything' with a huge, general-purpose OS." [section 1.2 Philosophy and Goals]
programming  history  forth 
february 2008 by simonbates
jonesforth.s
A sometimes minimal FORTH compiler and tutorial for Linux / i386 systems by Richard W.M. Jones
programming  forth 
september 2007 by simonbates
Truth, falsehood and voidness in dynamic languages (taw's blog)
Common Lisp, JavaScript, Lua, Perl, PHP, Python, Ruby, Scheme, and Smalltalk
programming 
july 2007 by simonbates
Wadlers Law
In any language design, the total time spent discussing a feature in this list is proportional to two raised to the power of its position.
0. Semantics
1. Syntax
2. Lexical syntax
3. Lexical syntax of comments
collaboration  programming 
july 2007 by simonbates
"Content is Bad" (Lost Garden)
Procedural content and hand-crafted content
programming  videogames 
february 2007 by simonbates
Total Functional Programming by D.A.Turner (PDF)
Journal of Universal Computer Science, vol. 10, no. 7 (2004), 751-768
functional  programming  computerscience 
february 2007 by simonbates
Pivotal
Documents with embedded Haskell expressions
functional  programming  personalcomputing  tools  hci 
january 2007 by simonbates
Scheming with Objects by Ken Dickey
includes source for YASOS: Yet Another Scheme Object System
scheme  objectoriented  programming 
october 2006 by simonbates
Code Reads by Scott Rosenberg
a weekly reading group about software
programming  blog 
october 2006 by simonbates
The Two Edged Sword by Jim Gettys
Customization and the history and future of X
unix  floss  programming 
september 2006 by simonbates
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