Posts By: Dominic Fox
Date | Post | Topic |
07/14/2011 | The Last Language? | The Last Language? |
01/07/2009 | Anecdotally | 2008 In Review - What Happened with Programming Languages? |
07/30/2007 | Extending Java with Yield | Extending Java with Yield |
03/21/2007 | Logics of Worlds | A Topos Foundation for Theories of Physics |
05/21/2006 | Embrace and extend | Continuations and MicroThreads on Mono |
04/11/2006 | flames | Functional Programming Has Reached The Masses; It's Called Visual Basic |
02/08/2006 | Compare SSS | Extensible Term Language |
01/23/2006 | Dual boot WinXP / Ubuntu | Choice of OS of LtU readers |
01/02/2006 | Java | Auld Lang Alice |
10/14/2005 | Biomorphs | New GUI paradigm |
10/13/2005 | Controlled mutation | Formal methods for O/R mapping |
09/22/2005 | hIDE | Visual Haskell |
09/22/2005 | Nitpick | The essence of Dataflow Programming by Tarmo Uustalu and Varmo Vene |
09/21/2005 | REST is best | RPC Under Fire |
09/16/2005 | VB Goes Bananas | Guest Blogger Erik Meijer |
09/15/2005 | Dynamic Interfaces | Visual Basic and LINQ |
09/09/2005 | About time too | Twenty-First Century Compilers |
09/05/2005 | How To Declare An Imperative | Calling imperative code from declarative? |
08/25/2005 | Attitudinizing | Should Computer Science Get Rid of Protocols? |
08/04/2005 | Which articles? | Objective scientific proof of OOP's validity? Don't need no stinkun' proof. |
08/01/2005 | I heard... | Vacation |
07/31/2005 | Caveat | Fast and Loose Reasoning is Morally Correct |
07/31/2005 | HaskellDB | An interview with Chris Date |
07/31/2005 | Prolog | An interview with Chris Date |
07/31/2005 | Great introduction | An interview with Chris Date |
07/31/2005 | It gets worse | An interview with Chris Date |
07/31/2005 | The Universal Optimizer (patent pending) | An interview with Chris Date |
07/31/2005 | Mnesia | An interview with Chris Date |
08/07/2005 | Mnesia not relational | An interview with Chris Date |
07/29/2005 | You want IORefs, or the ST monad | Slides for ' Programming in Haskell' |
07/28/2005 | 5 years...wow... | Happy Birthday, dear Lambda |
07/28/2005 | Failure or success? | [Fun, crass] The Daily WTF |
07/11/2005 | OK... | Static Typing Where Possible, Dynamic Typing When Needed |
07/15/2005 | Nitpick | Static Typing Where Possible, Dynamic Typing When Needed |
06/29/2005 | TaPL for beginners | Generics are a mistake? |
06/26/2005 | Python | Functions as Classes: Which languages? |
06/27/2005 | See also C# | Functions as Classes: Which languages? |
06/23/2005 | Is it OK to skip the formal stuff? | How To Read a Paper |
06/20/2005 | Darwen and Date respond | A Call to Arms |
06/20/2005 | Also of interest | A Call to Arms |
06/13/2005 | Partial classes | VB8 Language Specification |
06/12/2005 | Simple solver | Sudoku |
06/20/2005 | Took a few seconds... | Sudoku |
06/11/2005 | 1998 is calling | Links Demos |
06/09/2005 | Happy Birthday, PHP... | Happy Birthday, PHP... |
06/09/2005 | I agree | Happy Birthday, PHP... |
05/23/2005 | main = putStrLn "Hello World" | Haskell for C Programmers |
05/14/2005 | COBOL language design | A question about COBOL! |
05/04/2005 | Good stuff | Spec# |
04/30/2005 | Is he confused, or am I (not mutually exclusive)? | From Perl Monks: "pissed off about functional programming" |
04/12/2005 | SQL Generation | Links |
04/12/2005 | Permeable abstractions | Links |
04/13/2005 | Donning REST Roundhead helmet... | Links |
04/13/2005 | Continuations | Links |
04/09/2005 | LFSP | Computerworld Development Survey |
04/10/2005 | The CLR as extended phenotype | Computerworld Development Survey |
04/11/2005 | How to restrict access to sharp implements | Computerworld Development Survey |
04/11/2005 | Autodidacts don't need managing | Computerworld Development Survey |
04/10/2005 | Monads as environments | Mechanics of designing and implementing a language |
04/01/2005 | instance SoftFluffyThing IO where... | Fold Must Fold! |
03/31/2005 | Python metaprogramming with decorators | Python metaprogramming with decorators |
03/30/2005 | Utterly redundant post | Fun: HaWiki Quotes Page |
03/30/2005 | Different Class | expressivity of "idiomatic C++" |
03/22/2005 | UCPy: Reverse Engineering Python | UCPy: Reverse Engineering Python |
03/19/2005 | Liberal arts interlopers untie! | According to Allen Holub programming is now a liberal art. When did this happen? |
03/18/2005 | Level of ability? | The fate of reduce() in Python 3000 |
03/17/2005 | Python's lambda is broken | The fate of reduce() in Python 3000 |
03/18/2005 | Not all that functional, actually | The fate of reduce() in Python 3000 |
03/18/2005 | You want functional Python? | The fate of reduce() in Python 3000 |
03/18/2005 | Seriously...? | The fate of reduce() in Python 3000 |
03/20/2005 | I don't have to hear the clai | The fate of reduce() in Python 3000 |
02/24/2005 | Looks like Prolog | SPARQL Query Language for RDF |
02/24/2005 | Anothe cycle-related question | SPARQL Query Language for RDF |
02/27/2005 | Graph queries as regexes | SPARQL Query Language for RDF |
02/21/2005 | DrScheme | Don Box: Teaching my kids to program |
02/16/2005 | Defining new infix operators in Python | Defining new infix operators in Python |
02/16/2005 | Lofty and Wendy Join The Crew | Defining new infix operators in Python |
02/14/2005 | SOAP considered canonical | SOAP considered canonical |
02/14/2005 | ""Postmodern Relativism"" | SOAP considered canonical |
02/15/2005 | I Did It My Way | SOAP considered canonical |
02/10/2005 | Mouth full of pebbles? | Stupid Question. |
02/11/2005 | The Intellectuals And The Masses | ACM Queue: A Conversation with Alan Kay |
02/11/2005 | Welcome...to the Desert of the Real | ACM Queue: A Conversation with Alan Kay |
03/01/2005 | Quine in itself | ACM Queue: A Conversation with Alan Kay |
02/06/2005 | Growing a wiki | CTM wiki |
02/07/2005 | Speaking personally | CTM wiki |
02/07/2005 | Thanks for contributions so far | CTM wiki |
02/02/2005 | OT: CTM wiki | GCC Wiki |
02/03/2005 | Great! | GCC Wiki |
02/03/2005 | Keep doing that... | GCC Wiki |
01/28/2005 | Iniquity passes, and rectitude | BitC, a new OS implementation language |
01/26/2005 | You forgot | Langauges and Hardware... |
01/25/2005 | Arbitrary types | "Popular vs. Good" in Programming Languages |
01/27/2005 | See also Rel | "Popular vs. Good" in Programming Languages |
01/25/2005 | Interoperability | "Popular vs. Good" in Programming Languages |
01/24/2005 | MapReduce | Implicit parallel functional programming |
01/21/2005 | Scheme here too | Getting Started |
01/20/2005 | I disagree | OOP Is Much Better in Theory Than in Practice |
01/20/2005 | Invisible ingenuity | OOP Is Much Better in Theory Than in Practice |
01/20/2005 | Or this | OOP Is Much Better in Theory Than in Practice |
01/20/2005 | The real world | OOP Is Much Better in Theory Than in Practice |
01/20/2005 | Illumination | OOP Is Much Better in Theory Than in Practice |
01/20/2005 | With OO, a person is likely t | OOP Is Much Better in Theory Than in Practice |
01/21/2005 | Save us from the Turing tar-pit! | OOP Is Much Better in Theory Than in Practice |
01/21/2005 | I am the King of Mercia, and I know | OOP Is Much Better in Theory Than in Practice |
01/21/2005 | A little more flip and a little less flop | OOP Is Much Better in Theory Than in Practice |
01/22/2005 | However | OOP Is Much Better in Theory Than in Practice |
01/22/2005 | Trip, trap over the bridge | OOP Is Much Better in Theory Than in Practice |
01/17/2005 | Python bindings | XPath, XML, Python |
01/13/2005 | Introducing Comega | Introducing Comega |
01/13/2005 | Wide-area programming | Introducing Comega |
01/13/2005 | Depends | Introducing Comega |
01/07/2005 | Tail-call elimination: a dangerous novelty | Ian Bicking: The challenge of metaprogramming |
01/08/2005 | Different perspective | Ian Bicking: The challenge of metaprogramming |
01/13/2005 | A hiding to nothing | Ian Bicking: The challenge of metaprogramming |
01/08/2005 | The cat is out of the bag | Ian Bicking: The challenge of metaprogramming |
01/08/2005 | Maybe | Ian Bicking: The challenge of metaprogramming |
01/05/2005 | Heterogenous collections | Links (Wadler) |
12/29/2004 | Also... | An Invitation to SETL |
12/27/2004 | Down the Rabbit Hole | New Year's Resolutions |
12/28/2004 | For the Forth Programmer | New Year's Resolutions |
12/28/2004 | Ruby is the new Python | New Year's Resolutions |
12/23/2004 | Cool things | Alice Through the Looking Glass |
12/23/2004 | Please do | the Chinese natual language |
12/20/2004 | Condolences | Absence |
12/14/2004 | Inform | Choosing a Language for Interactive Fiction |
12/14/2004 | Threaded state | Lazy evaulation and combining user streams |
12/07/2004 | Math is hard | Definition of Type |
12/04/2004 | OK... | Scheme on the CLR |
12/05/2004 | Also true for Parrot? | Scheme on the CLR |
12/04/2004 | Gotcha | Scheme on the CLR |
12/02/2004 | Semistructured? | RDF Elevator Pitch |
12/03/2004 | A relative term | RDF Elevator Pitch |
12/02/2004 | Semantic FS | RDF Elevator Pitch |
12/02/2004 | Great paper | RDF Elevator Pitch |
12/02/2004 | The fourth element | RDF Elevator Pitch |
12/03/2004 | RDF joined to non-RDF | RDF Elevator Pitch |
12/02/2004 | What makes PHP "accessible"? | Downwardly Scalable Languages |
12/02/2004 | I dunno, though | Downwardly Scalable Languages |
11/25/2004 | Darcs: an open source version control system implemented in Haskell | Darcs: an open source version control system implemented in Haskell |
12/02/2004 | EWD | LL4 Program and Abstracts |
12/08/2004 | IronPython | LL4 Program and Abstracts |
12/12/2004 | Wow | LL4 Program and Abstracts |
12/12/2004 | I can't go on. I must go on. | LL4 Program and Abstracts |
12/12/2004 | distributed amb? | LL4 Program and Abstracts |
11/23/2004 | Binary relations | RDF and Databases |
11/23/2004 | Politics | RDF and Databases |
11/11/2004 | Humanities graduate here | Where is everyone? |
10/27/2004 | All gone | GMail accounts |
10/25/2004 | RDRR | Algorithmically Unbounded Journal of Mathematical Truths |
10/23/2004 | I don't think I understand it either | What's a definition of "type" that beginners can understand? |
10/27/2004 | Are big-endian and little-endian ints the same or different? | What's a definition of "type" that beginners can understand? |
10/20/2004 | Not to weigh in pointlessly on a fine shade of semantics, but... | Job / Resume postings |
10/13/2004 | Rel: an open source implementation of Date & Darwen's Tutorial D | Rel: an open source implementation of Date & Darwen's Tutorial D |
10/13/2004 | Now with added SQL Nulls! | Rel: an open source implementation of Date & Darwen's Tutorial D |
10/12/2004 | Croquet Project Releases Initial Developer Release | Croquet Project Releases Initial Developer Release |
10/08/2004 | Today's development best practices | Laszlo - So good, I had to change my underwear |
10/08/2004 | Java? | Laszlo - So good, I had to change my underwear |
10/11/2004 | DSLs for Flash | Laszlo - So good, I had to change my underwear |
10/07/2004 | Language aesthetic | Paul Graham's invited talk at ILC 2003 |
10/11/2004 | Pataphysics | Paul Graham's invited talk at ILC 2003 |
10/06/2004 | Other language/os projects | House , hOp - the Haskell Operating System |
10/06/2004 | I guess SqueakNOS must count | House , hOp - the Haskell Operating System |
10/02/2004 | Dying to know... | Probabilistic languages for kids? |
10/03/2004 | Why just kids? | Probabilistic languages for kids? |
10/01/2004 | Large, maintainable programs | J2SE 5.0 released |
10/01/2004 | That's roughly what I thought | J2SE 5.0 released |
10/01/2004 | "XML Data" in .Net | Introduction to E4X |
09/28/2004 | One Microsoft Way | WikiTalk |
09/27/2004 | "Acedemic" | Java and coolness, a discussion |
09/29/2004 | "A purely technical manner" | Java and coolness, a discussion |
09/23/2004 | Program confidently with .NET in 24hrs! | Dijkstra on analogies and anthropomorphism |
09/17/2004 | Rather a lot of actual programming | "... because common people think like so-and-so..." |
09/20/2004 | On Difficulty | "... because common people think like so-and-so..." |
09/10/2004 | Python: language lab for the masses | A simple equation solver using attribute access and introspection |
09/06/2004 | Y in Haskell | Combining lazy and eager evaluation of terms |
09/03/2004 | Pythologic - Prolog syntax in Python | Pythologic - Prolog syntax in Python |
09/02/2004 | A Deeper Look At Metafunctions | A Deeper Look At Metafunctions |
09/03/2004 | Roughly my feeling | A Deeper Look At Metafunctions |
09/01/2004 | either/or? | Higher order versus Object order |
11/18/2004 | Maybe you could implement a tuple space on top of a DBMS | Grid Computing & the Linda Programming Model |
11/18/2004 | Investigating in Python | Grid Computing & the Linda Programming Model |
08/26/2004 | Candygram: Erlang Message Passing Semantics in Python | Candygram: Erlang Message Passing Semantics in Python |
08/26/2004 | OK, then | Candygram: Erlang Message Passing Semantics in Python |
08/21/2004 | Trolls | New result re "linguistic determinism" |
08/23/2004 | Wittgenstein | New result re "linguistic determinism" |
08/25/2004 | Nice | New result re "linguistic determinism" |
08/20/2004 | Yampa? | The Origins of the Turing Thesis Myth |
08/20/2004 | I don't know | The Origins of the Turing Thesis Myth |
08/25/2004 | However, as we all know from | The Origins of the Turing Thesis Myth |
08/25/2004 | So... | The Origins of the Turing Thesis Myth |
08/26/2004 | Would we get more than two classes? | The Origins of the Turing Thesis Myth |
08/21/2004 | If the career in academia doesn't pan out | Erlang the Movie |
08/16/2004 | Shared-state concurrency to blame in N% of cases | The right default: concurrent components with message passing |
08/14/2004 | Syntax debate permathreads | Python Decorators |
08/13/2004 | There are committees and committees | New Paul Graham thing... |
08/13/2004 | I used to think all languages Pythonic | New Paul Graham thing... |
08/18/2004 | Haskell can be quite Unix-y | New Paul Graham thing... |
08/19/2004 | Monadic I/O and printf | New Paul Graham thing... |
08/19/2004 | printf debugging | New Paul Graham thing... |
08/19/2004 | A better example? | New Paul Graham thing... |
08/19/2004 | Not a new idea | New Paul Graham thing... |
08/15/2004 | Compositionality in the bin | "Your" RDF Query Language |
08/15/2004 | I thought you were joking | "Your" RDF Query Language |
08/16/2004 | Make the easy things look easy | "Your" RDF Query Language |
08/16/2004 | Yeah | "Your" RDF Query Language |
08/10/2004 | Desirable properties of dynamic languages | Udell: A strategic vision for dynamic languages |
08/10/2004 | Sure | Udell: A strategic vision for dynamic languages |
08/10/2004 | FWIW | Udell: A strategic vision for dynamic languages |
08/11/2004 | I wouldn't miss Python's lambda much | Udell: A strategic vision for dynamic languages |
08/12/2004 | itertools | Udell: A strategic vision for dynamic languages |
08/12/2004 | Drat | Udell: A strategic vision for dynamic languages |
08/13/2004 | OK | Morrow & First-class Labels |
08/13/2004 | It goes without saying | Morrow & First-class Labels |
08/14/2004 | Thanks! | Morrow & First-class Labels |
03/10/2005 | Either you've had it *really* easy so far | Another minor usability gripe... |
08/01/2004 | As a matter of curiosity | Partial Continuations |
08/01/2004 | Also... | Partial Continuations |
07/30/2004 | Orient and Occident | Francis Crick (1916-2004) |
07/29/2004 | How's the Parrot version coming along? | Udell at OSCON: IronPython news |
07/26/2004 | General introduction to polycontextural logic | Derrida's Machines |
07/27/2004 | Hmmm... | Derrida's Machines |
07/27/2004 | Speaking as an unreconstructed deconstructionist... | Derrida's Machines |
07/28/2004 | I'm not sure | Derrida's Machines |
07/28/2004 | The trojan horse? | Derrida's Machines |
07/24/2004 | Heh | Haskell Functional Programming Bookstore |
07/23/2004 | Introducing o:XML | Introducing o:XML |
07/23/2004 | That's "introducing", obviously | Introducing o:XML |
07/23/2004 | XSLT program transformation | Introducing o:XML |
07/24/2004 | Tree transformations | Introducing o:XML |
07/24/2004 | Functional XSLT | Introducing o:XML |
07/23/2004 | A real need? | Introducing o:XML |
07/21/2004 | PyCLIPS - expert systems shell in Python | PyCLIPS - expert systems shell in Python |
07/21/2004 | Manual | PyCLIPS - expert systems shell in Python |
07/21/2004 | TixClips / SWIG | PyCLIPS - expert systems shell in Python |
07/22/2004 | OK, then | The C++ Source Journal |
07/22/2004 | If it isn't | The C++ Source Journal |
07/22/2004 | Paul Graham has a view on this | The C++ Source Journal |
07/20/2004 | Much like gnosis.xml in Python | Cw |
07/20/2004 | OTOH | Cw |
07/18/2004 | What would be nice | Formatting hints from Mark |
07/16/2004 | See Luca Cardelli's presentation | Cω Preview Available |
07/16/2004 | I should point out | Cω Preview Available |
07/18/2004 | Du jour / de jure | Cω Preview Available |
07/19/2004 | The power of XPath | Cω Preview Available |
07/19/2004 | Incidentally | Cω Preview Available |
07/19/2004 | Better integration is possible | Cω Preview Available |
07/20/2004 | Given that XML was originally | Cω Preview Available |
07/24/2004 | There's a choice of syntaxes for RDF | Cω Preview Available |
07/24/2004 | Well, | Cω Preview Available |
07/24/2004 | A losing bet | Cω Preview Available |
07/20/2004 | RDF/XML | Cω Preview Available |
07/20/2004 | Late binding in an untyped language | Why type systems are interesting |
07/20/2004 | "Missing" | Why type systems are interesting |
07/16/2004 | Stacks and lists | Why type systems are interesting |
07/16/2004 | If it were that big | Why type systems are interesting |
07/15/2004 | Late Binding | Why type systems are interesting |
09/26/2004 | Naive answer | Explaining monads |
09/27/2004 | The naivety continues | Explaining monads |
09/29/2004 | I suppose a fork's out of the question | Explaining monads |
09/24/2004 | Difficulty of understanding monads overrated | Explaining monads |
07/09/2004 | Bossa, a framework for scheduler development | Bossa, a framework for scheduler development |
07/13/2004 | Pipelines | New Chip Heralds a Parallel Future |
07/09/2004 | Pragmatics | Database Abstraction Layers and Programming Languages |
07/08/2004 | GC | Slashdot: "Favourite Programming Language Features?" |
06/25/2004 | Fabian Pascal on XQuery | Fabian Pascal on XQuery |
06/26/2004 | Trees / graphs | Fabian Pascal on XQuery |
06/28/2004 | Slashdot discussion | Fabian Pascal on XQuery |
06/25/2004 | ADTs | Is "type" a fundamental intrinsic property of values? |
06/23/2004 | binary relations / RDF | Binary relations |
06/22/2004 | XPython | XPython |
06/23/2004 | Control vs. accumulation | XPython |
06/24/2004 | The IO Monad as roach motel | XPython |
06/24/2004 | CSE | XPython |
06/25/2004 | Harmless and harmful | XPython |
06/25/2004 | More on "decorators" / PEP 318 | XPython |
06/14/2004 | Re: EuroPython'2004 Slides | EuroPython'2004 Slides |
06/14/2004 | Re: Extensible Code Generation with Java | Extensible Code Generation with Java |
06/09/2004 | Re: How an idea becomes a C# language feature? | How an idea becomes a C# language feature? |
05/26/2004 | Re: Turing completeness is not? | Turing completeness is not? |
05/21/2004 | Re: SPARK and high integrity software | SPARK and high integrity software |
05/19/2004 | Re: The SkyNet Virus: Why it is Unstoppable; How to Stop it | The SkyNet Virus: Why it is Unstoppable; How to Stop it |
06/04/2004 | Think about this... | The Case for First Class Messages |
06/05/2004 | Re: The Case for First Class Messages | The Case for First Class Messages |
06/09/2004 | Re: The Case for First Class Messages | The Case for First Class Messages |
06/11/2004 | Re: The Case for First Class Messages | The Case for First Class Messages |
06/11/2004 | Re: The Case for First Class Messages | The Case for First Class Messages |
06/12/2004 | Re: The Case for First Class Messages | The Case for First Class Messages |
05/12/2004 | Re: Extensible Programming for the 21st Century | Extensible Programming for the 21st Century |
05/12/2004 | Re: Extensible Programming for the 21st Century | Extensible Programming for the 21st Century |
05/12/2004 | Re: Extensible Programming for the 21st Century | Extensible Programming for the 21st Century |
05/11/2004 | Re: Udell discusses XBRL | Udell discusses XBRL |
05/12/2004 | Re: Udell discusses XBRL | Udell discusses XBRL |
05/10/2004 | Re: Why Learning Assembly Language is Still a Good Idea | Why Learning Assembly Language is Still a Good Idea |
05/10/2004 | Re: Why Learning Assembly Language is Still a Good Idea | Why Learning Assembly Language is Still a Good Idea |
05/11/2004 | Re: Why Learning Assembly Language is Still a Good Idea | Why Learning Assembly Language is Still a Good Idea |
05/10/2004 | Re: P# - Prolog compiler for .Net | P# - Prolog compiler for .Net |
05/05/2004 | Pike 7.6 Released | Pike 7.6 Released |
05/06/2004 | Re: Pike 7.6 Released | Pike 7.6 Released |
05/05/2004 | Re: Tim Bray: Jython | Tim Bray: Jython |
05/04/2004 | Re: Software safety by the numbers | Software safety by the numbers |
04/28/2004 | Re: Udell: Radical software customization | Udell: Radical software customization |
04/22/2004 | Re: Alan Kay to receive Turing Award | Alan Kay to receive Turing Award |
04/11/2004 | Re: Dating Design Patterns | Dating Design Patterns |
04/06/2004 | Re: Teach Yourself Scheme in Fixnum Days | Teach Yourself Scheme in Fixnum Days |
04/02/2004 | Re: Taming the x86 beast | Taming the x86 beast |
03/22/2004 | Re: Why I Like PLT Scheme | Why I Like PLT Scheme |
03/22/2004 | Re: Why I Like PLT Scheme | Why I Like PLT Scheme |
03/23/2004 | Re: Why I Like PLT Scheme | Why I Like PLT Scheme |
03/23/2004 | Re: Why I Like PLT Scheme | Why I Like PLT Scheme |
02/03/2004 | Re: Data as code | Data as code |
02/05/2004 | Re: Data as code | Data as code |
02/01/2004 | Re: New Scientist interview with Alexandra Aikhenvald | New Scientist interview with Alexandra Aikhenvald |
01/26/2004 | Re: Anders Hejlsberg interview on Generics in C# | Anders Hejlsberg interview on Generics in C# |
01/27/2004 | Re: Anders Hejlsberg interview on Generics in C# | Anders Hejlsberg interview on Generics in C# |
01/27/2004 | Re: Reading Styles ( Idiomatic Lisp and Idiomatic Scheme ) | Reading Styles ( Idiomatic Lisp and Idiomatic Scheme ) |
01/27/2004 | Re: Reading Styles ( Idiomatic Lisp and Idiomatic Scheme ) | Reading Styles ( Idiomatic Lisp and Idiomatic Scheme ) |
01/27/2004 | Re: Reading Styles ( Idiomatic Lisp and Idiomatic Scheme ) | Reading Styles ( Idiomatic Lisp and Idiomatic Scheme ) |
01/27/2004 | Re: Reading Styles ( Idiomatic Lisp and Idiomatic Scheme ) | Reading Styles ( Idiomatic Lisp and Idiomatic Scheme ) |
01/21/2004 | Re: The Art of Unix Programming | The Art of Unix Programming |
01/18/2004 | Re: teaching programming; any research or results? | teaching programming; any research or results? |
01/17/2004 | Re: DSL for financial contracts | DSL for financial contracts |
01/17/2004 | Re: DSL for financial contracts | DSL for financial contracts |
01/18/2004 | Re: DSL for financial contracts | DSL for financial contracts |
12/24/2003 | Re: A VB.NET Critique | A VB.NET Critique |
12/22/2003 | Re: Sun MSFT Java C# CLR Big Picture | Sun MSFT Java C# CLR Big Picture |
12/15/2003 | Re: Reading, Writing, and Code | Reading, Writing, and Code |
12/15/2003 | Re: Reading, Writing, and Code | Reading, Writing, and Code |
12/11/2003 | Re: Erlang/OTP User Conference (euc'2003) Proceedings | Erlang/OTP User Conference (euc'2003) Proceedings |
12/05/2003 | Re: Frappe: Functional Reactive Programming in Java | Frappe: Functional Reactive Programming in Java |
12/05/2003 | Re: Python Scripting Everywhere | Python Scripting Everywhere |
12/05/2003 | Re: Python Scripting Everywhere | Python Scripting Everywhere |
12/03/2003 | Re: Transparent Language Implementation and Design | Transparent Language Implementation and Design |
12/03/2003 | Re: Dynamic Properties | Dynamic Properties |
12/03/2003 | Re: Dynamic Properties | Dynamic Properties |
12/04/2003 | Re: Dynamic Properties | Dynamic Properties |
12/04/2003 | Re: Dynamic Properties | Dynamic Properties |
11/30/2003 | Re: Interview with Robin Milner | Interview with Robin Milner |
12/01/2003 | Re: Interview with Robin Milner | Interview with Robin Milner |
11/27/2003 | Re: The dominant paradigm | The dominant paradigm |
11/26/2003 | Interview with Robin Milner | Interview with Robin Milner |
11/26/2003 | Re: Is it time for another guest blogger? | Is it time for another guest blogger? |
11/25/2003 | Re: The JPie Interactive Programming Environment | The JPie Interactive Programming Environment |
11/30/2003 | Re: Antipathy to Type Systems | Antipathy to Type Systems |
11/22/2003 | Re: Another milestone | Another milestone |
11/22/2003 | Re: Another milestone | Another milestone |
11/18/2003 | Re: Coplien: Teaching OO | Coplien: Teaching OO |
11/13/2003 | Re: Ada and Java: real-time advantages | Ada and Java: real-time advantages |
11/12/2003 | Re: You call that a Monad? This HERE's a Monad.... And a Shell. | You call that a Monad? This HERE's a Monad.... And a Shell. |
11/11/2003 | Re: Coalgebraic Reasoning about Classes in Object-Oriented Languages | Coalgebraic Reasoning about Classes in Object-Oriented Languages |
11/03/2003 | Re: Bertrand Meyer on Software Quality | Bertrand Meyer on Software Quality |
11/04/2003 | Re: Bertrand Meyer on Software Quality | Bertrand Meyer on Software Quality |
11/05/2003 | Re: Bertrand Meyer on Software Quality | Bertrand Meyer on Software Quality |
11/03/2003 | Re: Ideas for a master's thesis related to Python | Ideas for a master's thesis related to Python |
10/25/2003 | Re: X2EE Revamps J2EE | X2EE Revamps J2EE |
10/25/2003 | Re: X2EE Revamps J2EE | X2EE Revamps J2EE |
10/26/2003 | Re: X2EE Revamps J2EE | X2EE Revamps J2EE |
10/26/2003 | Re: X2EE Revamps J2EE | X2EE Revamps J2EE |
10/27/2003 | Re: X2EE Revamps J2EE | X2EE Revamps J2EE |
10/21/2003 | Re: Erik Meijer: Visual Basic Programmers Love Anamorphisms | Erik Meijer: Visual Basic Programmers Love Anamorphisms |
10/21/2003 | Re: Erik Meijer: Visual Basic Programmers Love Anamorphisms | Erik Meijer: Visual Basic Programmers Love Anamorphisms |
10/21/2003 | Re: Erik Meijer: Visual Basic Programmers Love Anamorphisms | Erik Meijer: Visual Basic Programmers Love Anamorphisms |
10/21/2003 | Re: Erik Meijer: Visual Basic Programmers Love Anamorphisms | Erik Meijer: Visual Basic Programmers Love Anamorphisms |
10/08/2003 | Re: Domain-specific and general-purpose aspects of spreadsheet languages | Domain-specific and general-purpose aspects of spreadsheet languages |
10/03/2003 | Re: Tuples + Objects + Infosets =Too Much Stuff! | Tuples + Objects + Infosets =Too Much Stuff! |
10/04/2003 | Re: Tuples + Objects + Infosets =Too Much Stuff! | Tuples + Objects + Infosets =Too Much Stuff! |
10/05/2003 | Re: Tuples + Objects + Infosets =Too Much Stuff! | Tuples + Objects + Infosets =Too Much Stuff! |
09/23/2003 | Re: Moving Away From XSLT | Moving Away From XSLT |
09/24/2003 | Re: Moving Away From XSLT | Moving Away From XSLT |
09/19/2003 | Re: JScript is a Functional Language | JScript is a Functional Language |
09/20/2003 | Re: JScript is a Functional Language | JScript is a Functional Language |
09/23/2003 | Re: JScript is a Functional Language | JScript is a Functional Language |
09/16/2003 | Re: Continuations Reading Group | Continuations Reading Group |
09/10/2003 | Re: Metaclass programming in Python, Part 2 | Metaclass programming in Python, Part 2 |
09/10/2003 | Re: Trivia: Programming Language Naming Patterns | Trivia: Programming Language Naming Patterns |
09/10/2003 | Re: Trivia: Programming Language Naming Patterns | Trivia: Programming Language Naming Patterns |
09/07/2003 | Re: Implementing Business Rules in the BC4J Framework | Implementing Business Rules in the BC4J Framework |
09/08/2003 | Re: Implementing Business Rules in the BC4J Framework | Implementing Business Rules in the BC4J Framework |
09/09/2003 | Re: Implementing Business Rules in the BC4J Framework | Implementing Business Rules in the BC4J Framework |
09/09/2003 | Re: Implementing Business Rules in the BC4J Framework | Implementing Business Rules in the BC4J Framework |
09/05/2003 | Re: Scheme in the Real World: A Case Study | Scheme in the Real World: A Case Study |
09/03/2003 | Re: Why don't more people use Prolog? | Why don't more people use Prolog? |
09/18/2003 | Re: Why don't more people use Prolog? | Why don't more people use Prolog? |
09/01/2003 | Re: Using Ruby | Using Ruby |
09/01/2003 | Re: Using Ruby | Using Ruby |
09/01/2003 | Re: Using Ruby | Using Ruby |
09/01/2003 | Re: The Little Haskellist (once again) | The Little Haskellist (once again) |
08/31/2003 | Re: XQuery 1.0 and XPath 2.0 Formal Semantics | XQuery 1.0 and XPath 2.0 Formal Semantics |
08/27/2003 | Re: Using an Abstracted Interpreter to Understand Abstract Interpretation | Using an Abstracted Interpreter to Understand Abstract Interpretation |
08/13/2003 | Re: All About Monads | All About Monads |
08/13/2003 | Re: All About Monads | All About Monads |
08/13/2003 | Re: All About Monads | All About Monads |
08/14/2003 | Re: All About Monads | All About Monads |
08/11/2003 | Re: Patterns of Software | Patterns of Software |
08/07/2003 | Re: How to make a FPL successful | How to make a FPL successful |
08/07/2003 | Re: How to make a FPL successful | How to make a FPL successful |
08/05/2003 | Re: JDO Architectures | JDO Architectures |
08/05/2003 | Re: JDO Architectures | JDO Architectures |
08/05/2003 | Re: JDO Architectures | JDO Architectures |
07/31/2003 | Re: Exegesis 6 | Exegesis 6 |
07/30/2003 | Re: Gregor Kiczales on Aspect Oriented Programming | Gregor Kiczales on Aspect Oriented Programming |
07/28/2003 | Re: The Little MLer | The Little MLer |
07/25/2003 | Re: Java Is a Language for the Masses | Java Is a Language for the Masses |
07/25/2003 | Re: Java Is a Language for the Masses | Java Is a Language for the Masses |
07/23/2003 | Re: Are delegates the moniker of .NET? | Are delegates the moniker of .NET? |
07/23/2003 | Re: Are delegates the moniker of .NET? | Are delegates the moniker of .NET? |
07/24/2003 | Re: Are delegates the moniker of .NET? | Are delegates the moniker of .NET? |
07/24/2003 | Re: Are delegates the moniker of .NET? | Are delegates the moniker of .NET? |
06/30/2003 | D4 - A Relational Query Language | D4 - A Relational Query Language |
06/23/2003 | Re: Charming Python: Using combinatorial functions in the itertools module | Charming Python: Using combinatorial functions in the itertools module |
06/23/2003 | Re: Charming Python: Using combinatorial functions in the itertools module | Charming Python: Using combinatorial functions in the itertools module |
06/24/2003 | Re: Charming Python: Using combinatorial functions in the itertools module | Charming Python: Using combinatorial functions in the itertools module |
06/24/2003 | Re: Charming Python: Using combinatorial functions in the itertools module | Charming Python: Using combinatorial functions in the itertools module |
06/25/2003 | Re: Charming Python: Using combinatorial functions in the itertools module | Charming Python: Using combinatorial functions in the itertools module |
06/25/2003 | Re: Charming Python: Using combinatorial functions in the itertools module | Charming Python: Using combinatorial functions in the itertools module |
06/27/2003 | Re: CAESAR project | CAESAR project |
06/16/2003 | Re: The Little Coder's Predicament | The Little Coder's Predicament |
06/16/2003 | Re: Sun, Zend push scripting for Java | Sun, Zend push scripting for Java |
06/13/2003 | Re: With | With |
06/14/2003 | Re: With | With |
06/10/2003 | Re: a new programming language called Lingo | a new programming language called Lingo |
06/01/2003 | Re: David Mertz: Multimethods | David Mertz: Multimethods |
06/02/2003 | Re: What's Wrong with XML APIs | What's Wrong with XML APIs |
05/20/2003 | Re: The Tragedy of the API | The Tragedy of the API |
04/10/2003 | Re: Computer Languages for Secondary Education | Computer Languages for Secondary Education |
04/01/2003 | Re: Book and Course in Constraint Programming and Reasoning | Book and Course in Constraint Programming and Reasoning |
04/02/2003 | Re: Book and Course in Constraint Programming and Reasoning | Book and Course in Constraint Programming and Reasoning |
03/26/2003 | Re: Functional Images | Functional Images |
03/24/2003 | Re: Environment, scripting, and behavior | Environment, scripting, and behavior |
03/18/2003 | Re: XML Is Too Hard For Programmers | XML Is Too Hard For Programmers |
03/19/2003 | Re: XML Is Too Hard For Programmers | XML Is Too Hard For Programmers |
03/19/2003 | Re: XML Is Too Hard For Programmers | XML Is Too Hard For Programmers |
03/19/2003 | Re: XML Is Too Hard For Programmers | XML Is Too Hard For Programmers |
03/20/2003 | Re: XML Is Too Hard For Programmers | XML Is Too Hard For Programmers |
03/21/2003 | Re: XML Is Too Hard For Programmers | XML Is Too Hard For Programmers |
03/23/2003 | Re: XML Is Too Hard For Programmers | XML Is Too Hard For Programmers |
03/13/2003 | Re: Is Inheritance a Pillar of OO? | Is Inheritance a Pillar of OO? |
03/15/2003 | Re: Small Time Languages | Small Time Languages |
03/18/2003 | Re: Small Time Languages | Small Time Languages |
03/18/2003 | Re: Small Time Languages | Small Time Languages |
03/19/2003 | Re: Small Time Languages | Small Time Languages |
03/20/2003 | Re: Small Time Languages | Small Time Languages |
03/20/2003 | Re: Small Time Languages | Small Time Languages |
03/07/2003 | Re: When Is it OK To Invent New Tags? | When Is it OK To Invent New Tags? |
02/26/2003 | Re: Tools for the short hike | Tools for the short hike |
02/11/2003 | Re: More on static vs. dynamic typing | More on static vs. dynamic typing |
02/12/2003 | Re: More on static vs. dynamic typing | More on static vs. dynamic typing |
09/30/2003 | Re: Book: Python How to Program | Book: Python How to Program |
08/15/2003 | Re: The Charity Language | The Charity Language |
08/15/2003 | Re: The Charity Language | The Charity Language |
08/16/2003 | Re: The Charity Language | The Charity Language |
08/17/2003 | Re: The Charity Language | The Charity Language |
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