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2003

08/04/2003 Why Java is a Better Programming Language than you Think

30/04/2003 Disruptive Programming Language Technologies - Slides or Video

30/04/2003 Java SSH Library - This could be useful for creating a secure Socklet server.

30/04/2003 Clustered JDBC

05/05/2003 Dave Thomas Code Generation Article

05/05/2003 Slides on Code Generation

07/05/2003 Beautiful Software

07/05/2003 Sweet Code

12/05/2003 Cool Bikes: 1 2

10/06/2003 Talk About Frameworks When you are working on framework code, if you find yourself saying, "OK, I'm going to add this feature to the framework just in case we might need it," don't. A framework is not the place you want to do something you might need. You want to be much stricter and say, "I need this framework feature now to support my application, therefore I'm going to add it to the framework."

10/06/2003 Agile Manifesto

19/06/2003 Design Principles Behind Smalltalk

19/06/2003 The Naming System Venture

19/06/2003 Good Computer Science Videos

23/06/2003 Inversion-of-Control: this is the design pattern used by Core and implemented by the Context. Others are starting to realize the benefits of this design:

PicoContainer and NanoContainer
Phoenix

02/07/2003

IEEE's Software Engineering Book of Knowledge

02/07/2003 Contexts in Ruby And Here

02/07/2003 Why AOP is so popular

15/07/2003 New Advances in the Filesystem Space

28/08/2003 Io Language This is the language that XHome wishes it were written in.

11/09/2003 From Protocols to Agents by Bill Joy - This is very very very important point.

17/09/2003 A Conversation with Jim Gray <blockquote> Certainly we have to convert from random disk access to sequential access patterns. Disks will give you 200 accesses per second, so if you read a few kilobytes in each access, you're in the megabyte-per-second realm, and it will take a year to read a 20-terabyte disk.

If you go to sequential access of larger chunks of the disk, you will get 500 times more bandwidth-you can read or write the disk in a day. So programmers have to start thinking of the disk as a sequential device rather than a random access device. </blockquote>

17/09/2003 Toronto XP/Agile Users Group

18/09/2003 Martin Fowler on Complexity and Flexibility He says: "The cost of flexibility is complexity." but I would argue that complexity is usually at the expense of flexibility or to put it another way that the ultimate form of flexibility is only reached once you've reduced things to their simplest form.

19/09/2003 Is It High Time To Get Rid of Classes?

23/09/2003 Programming Challenges This looks like a good book.

23/09/2003 Programming Challenges ACM Problem sets.

30/09/2003 MIT Open Course Ware for Computer Science

02/10/2003 Java Best Practises

02/10/2003 The Impedance Imperative

03/10/2003 Re: Io Object system streams Imagine the power that would come of both keeping all our data in simple unified object structures (instead of every unix program having it's own configuration language, log format, etc) and being able to pass objects around instead of text streams. I suspect that you could do everything that unix can do in a way that was far smaller, faster and simpler.

Steve Dekorte

06/10/2003

Joy After Sun … I've tried to get people at Sun to completely re-architect Solaris [Sun's version of Unix} in a more modular form. ...

06/10/2003 lazy object evaluation little language

10/10/2003 Time Flies

14/10/2003 BeanShell scripts become real Java classes

10/11/2003 Microsoft's New Shell

10/11/2003 Object Functional Patterns

10/11/2003 Pattern-Oriented Software Architecture - Looks like a good book

18/11/2003 Making reliable distributed systems in the presence of software errors (in Erlang)

09/12/2003 Piccola - A Small Composition Language - Also: Explicit Namespaces

2004

03/02/2004 Es: A shell with higher-order functions - A very interesting attempt to advance the state of shells. I wonder if something like this will have a better chance of adoption once Microsoft releases their new MONAD shell (see 5 links up). What this paper calls "spoofing" and "environment" we call "decoration" and "Context".

05/02/2004 New Features in JDK1.5

16/02/2004 Programs that Write Programs

17/02/2004 The Next Move in Programming: A Conversation with Sun's Victoria Livschitz

03/03/2004 Why Functional Programming Matters

03/03/2004 Purely Functional Data Structures

04/03/2004 The Scala Programming Language - A new object-functional language which targets the JVM.

15/03/2004 Where J2EE Went Wrong - The author blames the deficiencies of J2EE on the Java language itself. While it is true that more dynamic languages make the creation of enterprise application platforms easier to develop, XHome shows that you can still get satisfactory results in a strict language like Java if you employ good design. (Even though I'm defending Java I would love rewrite XHome in either IO, Ruby, or FISH.)

18/03/2004 The Groovy Programming Language

1/04/2004 Entropy Reduction

05/04/2004 Object-Oriented Software Composition - Freely downloadable book on OO.

28/04/2004 A Practical Theory of Programming

03/05/2004 Computer Science Songs

13/05/2004 The Coad Letters - Java design notes from Peter Coad - I've been subscribing to this mailing list since 1995. Don't miss the <font color=red>More (older articles)</font> link at the bottom.

19/05/2004 Free Squeak Book

20/05/2004 How Software Components Grew Up and Conquered the World - Turing Award winner Butler Lampson says why (fine-grained) Components won't work. Needless to say I completely disagree with this.

28/05/2004 Kew - A simple object-oriented language which gains great expressive power through extensive use of closures and collections.

1/06/2004 Goo - A new type-based prefix syntaxed language that is simple, powerful and extensible. Like OO Scheme.

11/06/2004 OnLisp - Free download of Paul Graham's book on Lisp.

11/06/2004 Traits: Composable Units of Behaviour

14/06/2004 Meta Math! The Quest for Omega

22/06/2004 Code Generation Network

29/06/2004 The Pragmatic Programmers Interview

Being an effective change agent is a difficult business. Probably the most realistic approach is to "be the change you want to see." In other words, adopt as much of this stuff as you can personally, or in a small sub-team. Success will eventually be noticed, and others will begin to emulate you. It's a long, slow process, and the organizational antibodies (akin to white cells in the blood) will come after you at some point. But that's really a topic for a whole separate interview or article.

Ultimately, it comes down to ease of expression. If I can express myself in code at a level closer to the problem domain, then I'm going to be more effective, and my code is likely to be easier to maintain and extend. Paul Graham makes a big deal out of the way Lisp helped him while building the software that became Yahoo Stores, and he's right. These languages, applied properly, are a strategic advantage. I know some companies are using them with great success. And you know - they're keeping quiet about it.

02/07/2004 Multi-Stage Programming - Like continuous or generalized code generation built into your language

07/07/2004 Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs - Full online copy of the famous textbook which is considered by many to be the greatest textbook in computer science.

13/07/2004 JGraph - Now GPL'ed

13/07/2004 Java Performance + Benchmarks

16/07/2004 Context Oriented Programming (in Forth)

19/07/2004 Lua Book Online

29/07/2004 Paul Graham on Great Hackers - Long but makes many great points.

29/07/2004 Icon Programming Language - Icon's "goal-directed evaluation" is, in a fashion, similiar to ContextPipelines, also see here

29/07/2004 Rails - Ruby Framework

03/08/2004 Cool BBQ's: 1 2 3 4 5

10/08/2004 A Hacker's Introduction to Partial Evaluation, Partial Evaluation #1, Partial Evaluation #2, Partial Evaluation #3, and Partial Evaluation and Automatic Program Generation - Partial Evaluation has two applications w.r.t. the Framework:

It can be used to achieve the same affect as code-generation without having to program in a seperate language in a seperate style

2. It can be used to optimize Context lookups by partially evaluating code within a particular Context to avoid future lookups

10/08/2004 Combined Mouse and Keyboard - With such a device new types of computer interfaces become feasable *Update:* throw in one of these to go with it.

10/08/2004 Objects < Closures < Objects: 1 2 3 4 - Just as Objects and Closures are interchangeable, so to are Contexts, Objects, and Closures. But just because they are interchangeable doesn't mean that one isn't better or worse for a particular application. This sort of knowledge becomes useful in a language like Java where you want to do more dynamic things than your static class system allows. By creating Closures or Contexts (with Classes) you can then connect them dynamically to form something like dynamic Classes. Kind of like getting back to where you started but with out the language imposed static limitiations.

11/08/2004 The Original 'Lambda Papers' by Guy Steele and Gerald Sussman - And the Scheme spec in case you want to know what they're talking about. This series of papers changed computer science, expecially the sub-field of computer languages.

16/08/2004 An Introduction to Scheme and its Implementation

20/08/2004 Flow-Based Programming

23/08/2004 Let's Build a Compiler and a Forth Version

23/08/2004 Parsing

23/08/2004 Document Relationships and Link Bars

24/08/2004 Interesting Languages: XLisp, XScheme, and Bob Draak Pico

25/08/2004 Code Generation Network Interview - An unexpected and fascinating interview which covers code-generation and "Language Oriented Programming". The idea being to use a code generator to create many non-text-based domain specific languages. This is essentially what the Framework does with things like XMenus, ContextPipelines, SuperHomes (in the future), etc. A tree of nested beans becomes a language. This is what I have been calling a "Facade Manager" but is really a sort of extensible visual grammer or visual BNF. Developers for languages like Lisp, Forth, and Smalltalk may find this to be old-hat as it is common practise for them to first extend their languages before solving a given domain problem.

27/08/2004 Blog Discussion on Statics/Globals, and A Related Article

02/09/2004 <nop>ZigZag: 1, 2 - I don't get it, but it still looks interesting.

02/09/2004 OOScheme TinyScheme Tiny CLOS Tiny CLOS 2 Meroon

03/09/2004 Alan Kay: The Early History of Smalltalk: PDF HTML - long but fascinating

08/09/2004 Free Smalltalk Books

10/10/2004 OO Prolog - About two years ago I realized that if you take OO to its logical conclusion, you end up no longer being strictly OO. Actually, you keep your Objects but just get rid of your Classes. But if you continue along this line and add multi-method dispatch then the notions of 'this' and 'that' become blurred. Given that you've already removed the class/object distinction you end up programming in a style of Prolog. Objects are now more of a idiom than an actual language feature. The difference between procedural, object-oriented, and context-oriented programming is just a matter of the number of binding/extra parameters you use (0, 1, and 2 respectively). Anyway, I think that if you were to combine partial-evaluation along with something like Prolog you would end up with something really great (and fast).

10/09/2004 Mercury - A modern high-performance typed Prolog.

10/09/2004 Clean - a general purpose, higher order, pure and lazy functional programming language.

13/09/2004 NewLisp - A New Lisp which is Context-Oriented ;-).

22/09/2004 Prototypes: Introduction Advanced

22/09/2004 Spreadsheet Languages This paper explores the notion of spreadsheets as functional languages. More: 1 2 3 4 5

22/09/2004 Actors

23/09/2004 More Computer Science Videos - there are others above

23/09/2004 Component Visualization - Someone should do this for Contexts

23/09/2004 HiveMind - a services and configuration microkernel. Similiar goals to Contexts.

23/09/2004 Using the Dictionary and Thesaurus API for Java in your Java applications

01/10/2004 Dilbert's Ultimate House

05/10/2004 Pragmatic Pipelines

06/10/2004 Bruce Eckel on Java Generics

07/10/2004 A Conversation with Bill Joy

07/10/2004 Some Work on Arc - Paul Graham is creating a new version of Lisp, called Arc, by adding a few new primitives. I'm doing the same to create a new language called FISH, by adding a few different primitives. The differences are that my approach is much more OO-ish and that FISH won't look like Lisp once it's done, whereas Arc will.

08/10/2004 Dependency injection and open vs. closed designs

13/10/2004 Quasiquotation in Lisp

18/10/2004 Apache Chain of Command Library - Context Like

19/10/2004 J Programming Language - Dr. Kenneth Iverson, the inventor of APL and the only Canadian Turing Award Winner passed away today so, in memory, I've added a link to his latest programming language J. Also, Video: A Celebration of Kenneth Iverson (1920-2004)

18/11/2004 Code Generation

18/11/2004 Language Oriented Programming: The Next Programming Paradigm - a followup to the 25/08/2004 link <blockquote> This is very similiar to the approach that the Framework takes. The FW has (or will or could have) the following visual domain specific languages:

XGen / Entity / Service / Enum
Context Pipeline / Comics
XMenus / RequestServicer / WebAgents
SuperHomes
ContextWalker / ContextEditor
XReport
XScript

This is what the new XO/XXO system is for. See discussion at

Lambda The Ultimate. </blockquote>

19/11/2004 Clustered JDBC

23/11/2004 Starbucks Does Not Use Two-Phase Commit

24/11/2004 Lightweight Languages: LL2 LL3 LL4

25/11/2004 Colour Scheme Selector

26/11/2004 Frink Calculator - See the examples

30/11/2004 Practical Common Lisp

30/11/2004 SOFIA - End-to-end J2EE MVC open source frameworks.

2005

12/01/2005 The Implementation of Functional Programming Languages

12/01/2005 A Tour of Microsoft Shell (MONAD) and another one

12/01/2005 Very good article on Components, Composition, MONAD, and championining and resisting change.

21/01/2005 Subtext - Example Centric Programming - Really Amazing! Is this the future? Will it scale? Plus the author's blog.

21/01/2005 Getting Started in Programming Languages

24/01/2005 Transparent Inversion of Control in Ruby

24/01/2005 The Implementation of Functional Programming Languages

24/01/2005 Contexts in Scheme - and here

25/01/2005 BitC Language Spec.

25/01/2005 Building Web Applications with Common Lisp

01/02/2005 Two important articles on "Static vs. Dynamic": Article 1 Article 2 Article 3 - This is very relevant w.r.t. Contexts, Components, and Frameworks.

01/02/2005 Why’s Poignant Guide to Ruby

09/02/2005 Alan Kay Interview

16/02/2005 Separation of Concerns

02/03/2005 Building a Modern Computer From First Principles

04/03/2005 Codd's 12 Rules

11/03/2005 How to Start a Startup

28/03/2005 CherryPy

Python Web Framework

07/04/2005

Higher order functions

11/04/2005 Why Eclipse Developers Are Moving to Netbeans

11/04/2005 Bush in 30 Seconds

13/04/2005 Static is Evil

15/04/2005 Continuations-for-Curmudgeons

18/04/2005 Monads in Scheme, On Monads, and A Schemer's Introduction to Monads

22/04/2005 Luban a component oriented scripting language

23/04/2005 Empires prefer a baby and the cross to the adult Jesus

26/04/2005 Rife - Java web application framework

27/04/2005 Seeing Metaclasses Clearly

in Ruby

01/05/2005

Language culture and the Ruby-on-Rails phenomenon

12/05/2005 Design Patterns and Code Reuse

01/08/2005 Smalltalk for Lispers

01/08/2005 Java Threads

01/08/2005 Carbon/Silicon

01/08/2005 'Design Patterns' Receives ACM SIGPLAN Award - The Slashdot thread has a lot of good comments.

01/08/2005 Managing for Creativity

01/08/2005 Table Oriented Programming

01/08/2005 Managing for Creativity

02/08/2005 Interested Embedded HTTP server for Java

11/08/2005 Concrete Abstractions - An Introduction to Computer Science Using Scheme (online book)

11/08/2005 Monads in Java

11/08/2005 Build Your Own Forth

17/08/2005 Free Tech Books

18/08/2005 First Class Environments in Closures

14/09/2005 Bibliography of Scheme-related Research

15/09/2005 Learning Lounge

06/10/2005 Ivory - A declarative programming system.

12/10/2005 The Juks

13/10/2005 ROOS - Rose Object Orientation for Scheme.

14/10/2005 What is Ruby on Rails?

19/10/2005 CSP for Java programmers or view the original paper by C. A. R. Hoare

25/10/2005 Yet Another Non-intrusive container

27/10/2005 The Creation of a Constraint-based Programming Language - On my "To Read List". It's written by Guy L. Steele so it must be good.

27/10/2005 An Object Management System for Software Engineering Environments - Somewhat LINQ related. I'm more interested in the citations than the actual paper.

01/11/2005 Meta-Blog on Oval - “a radically tailorable tool for cooperative work”

08/11/2005 Alegro Cache - Object Persistence in Lisp

01/12/2005 Creativity in Science and Engineering

19/12/2005 Introduction to Trigonometric Functions - with Java Applets

19/12/2005 Django - Web Framework for Python

21/12/2005 The Behavior of Behavior - Meta-ness of Smalltalk

2006

01/01/2006 LooSeQL SQL-like in Lisp

01/01/2006 Magma - Magma is a multi-user object database for Squeak

03/01/2006 13 things that do not make sense

05/01/2006 jnex - Java MVC Framework

06/01/2006 Classic Texts in Computer Science

09/01/2006 Functional Programming in Java: JGA, Commons Functor, FunctionalJ, Article on LtU

10/01/2006 Hyperdrive Motor

10/01/2006 Concurrent/Parallel Programming - The Next Generation, part 2, part 3, and part 4

13/01/2006 Prometheus Object System - prototype-based message-passing object system for Scheme

13/01/2006 Brain Calisthenics

15/01/2006 Carver Mead Interview on Physics

16/01/2006 Dark Energy May Be Changing

16/01/2006 Project Oberon

20/01/2006 Towards the best collection API, and comments

23/01/2006 Douglas Engelbart's famous 1968 demo

27/01/2006 Creating Passionate Users

30/01/2006 Squirrel Programming Language - Nice looking little language; Cross between LUA and Javascript

01/02/2006 Model Driven UI in Swing

01/02/2006 Visitor Pattern with Java Reflection

01/02/2006 List of Algorithms

02/02/2006 Long List of DIY Projects

06/02/2006 Open Implementations and Metaobject Protocols

07/02/2006 Programming Languages: Application and Interpretation - Online book

09/02/2006 Bottled Water: Nectar of the Frauds?

09/02/2006 Deeper in Object Systems

09/02/2006 Beyond mainstream object-oriented programming

09/02/2006 Trygve M. H. Reenskaug - of MVC fame -- book on Role Modeling

13/02/2006 Squeak Tutorial & Introduction to Squeak

13/02/2006 Einstein's Theory 'Improved'?

16/02/2006 Everything Your Professor Failed to Tell You About Functional Programming

22/02/2006 Computer Science Logo Style

27/02/2006 OS Development

27/02/2006 Q Language - APL'ish language and RDBMS

28/02/2006 Commander S - interactive Scheme shell

02/03/2006 JavaScript Articles, A better Understanding of JavaScript, A Re-Introduction to JS

09/03/2006 Restlet API

31/03/2006 RSS is Push

31/03/2006 Dynamic Language Day

09/04/2006 A Coder's Guide to Coffee

09/04/2006 MLISP - A Lisp with Algol-like syntax. 2

19/04/2006 Educational Java Applets

01/05/2006 Freedom Languages

01/05/2006 Leo Brodie's Starting Forth and Thinking Forth

02/05/2006 RetroForth

10/05/2006 Packrat Parsing

10/05/2006 Don't Generate Code - Generate Model Implementations Instead

11/05/2006 Patterns and Best Practices for Enterprise Integration

11/05/2006 Just Enough Structured Analysis

16/05/2006 jMemorize

16/05/2006 Getting Started with Erlang

24/05/2006 Soft drinks: Unsafe beverages

24/05/2006 Ruby Extensions

26/05/2006 Partial Evaluation and Automatic Program Generation

08/06/2006 Q - Equational Programming Language - Not the same "Q" as above. A nice little pattern matching functional languages with lots of sound support.

09/06/2006 Chess and Math? and Chess in the Math Curriculum

12/06/2006 Commons Collections

12/06/2006 Java Web Frameworks: Roma, Wicket, VRaptor

13/06/2006 Event-Driven Programming

13/06/2006 Swing Extensions: SwingX, SwingSet

21/06/2006 Swing GUI programming and Threading: 1, 2, 3, 4

21/07/2006 JavaScript Links

24/07/2006 Stiff Asks Great Programmers Questions

26/07/2006 CSS Examples

27/07/2006 A Simple Edit-Time Metaobject Protocol

31/07/2006 OO FAQ

09/08/2006 Transterpreter - massively concurrent programming language runtime

09/08/2006 Data Parallel Algorithms - by Daniel Hillis and Guy L. Steele, Jr.

11/08/2006 Nanopass Compiler Framework - Compiles Scheme to SPARC assembler

11/08/2006 Prototypes with Multiple Dispatch

14/08/2006 Category Theory for Programmers

14/08/2006 Shipping Container Homes

18/08/2006 Kernel Programming Language - like Scheme but with first class operators

21/08/2006 Scheme and Functional Programming 2006

25/08/2006 Dorodango: Japanese Polished Balls of Mud 1, 2, 3, 4

25/08/2006 Hyperscope - attempt to rebuild Engelbart's NLS/Augment system in Javascript and DHTML

25/08/2006 Personality Traits of the Best Software Developers , More "Best", 5 Habits Of Best Software Developers,

28/08/2006 Free Data Models

29/08/2006 Declarative Meta Programming

31/08/2006 TableCode: defining, extending and deploying object-oriented programs directly from databases

31/08/2006 Programming from the Ground Up - now online

04/09/2006 TRANSMUTER PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE - nice looking prototype based language

05/09/2006 MEPS - Matching Extensions for PositionableStream in Squeak, like Regex for Objects

12/09/2006 Beyond the Intenet - new book by Economist Larry Smith

14/09/2006 Two papers by William Cook:
Programming Languages & Databases: What's the Problem?
Web Services versus Distributed Objects: A Case Study of Performance and Interface Design

11/10/2006 5 Principles For Programming - with some good links at the bottom

11/10/2006 Free Tech Books

12/10/2006 IO-Lite: A Unified I/O Buffering and Caching System

12/10/2006 Readings in Database Systems

13/10/2006 Building Interpreters by Composing Monads by Guy L. Steele, Jr.

16/10/2006 Domain Driven Design

17/10/2006 Parser Combinator Framework

17/10/2006 No Silver Bullet

17/10/2006 Hints for Computer System Design by Butler Lampson

23/10/2006 The Six Webs, 10 Years On by Bill Joy

27/10/2006 The Principles of OOD

01/11/2006 Notes on Postmodern Programming

02/11/2006 Software Transactional Memory

02/11/2006 Free book: Applied Metamodelling

20/11/2006 Programming Problems

20/11/2006 Simple SOAP

20/11/2006 Free Academic Podcasts

21/11/2006 Mosquito Lisp - compact lisp dialect that combines features of Scheme, CL, and Erlang

27/11/2006 Prototypes with Multiple Dispatch - for Scheme

30/11/2006 Resource-Based GUIs Vs. Code Generators In Java

04/12/2006 77 Ways to Learn Faster, Deeper, and Better

05/12/2006 RELAX NG - a schema language for XML

11/12/2006 Myers-Briggs Personality Type Test - I'm an INTP (Introverted iNtuitive Thinking Perceiving) (ie. Architect), see more

15/12/2006 George Bosworth's Keynote from the Smalltalk User Conference: mp3 slides

2007

04/01/2007 Interpreter Design Pattern - in Java and ML, need trick with Java Enum's in the comments

05/01/2007 Databases Are Less Important Now

05/01/2007 More On Functional Programming Languages and Silver Bullets

05/01/2007 Fabricated Complexity

08/01/2007 Periodic Table of Visualization Methods

10/01/2007 One Size Fits All part 1, part 2

10/01/2007 Froglingo - database and programming language - nifty database language with interesting tree-based datastructure for storing data

11/01/2007 Description Logic: slides, resources

15/01/2007 London Food Reviewer says NO to Bottled Water

15/01/2007 On-Line Education Links

16/01/2007 The Girl With a Boy's Brain - related

29/01/2007 Model-Driven Software Development Tutorial

16/02/2007 Implementing Lisp Wiki - including ~300 line C implementation

16/02/2007 Viewpoints Research Institute - Alan Kay's initiative to Reinvent Programming (again)

22/02/2007 Indeterminate Applicative Systems

22/02/2007 Most cited articles in Computer Science

24/02/2007 How to Waste a Lot of Money in Software Development

26/02/2007 Of monads and spacesuits and A physical analogy for monads

01/03/2007 Continuation Kata in Scheme and something similar in Ruby.

01/03/2007 Suggestions for ARC

01/03/2007 ACTORS: A Model of Concurrent Computation in Distributed Systems

02/03/2007 Henry Lieberman's Papers on OO Programming

04/07/2007 Jamendo - legally free music

04/08/2007 PEG - Parsing Expresion Grammar

04/17/2007 Qu OO Programming Language

05/02/2007 Disk Labeling Techniques: Hash-Based Approaches to Disk Scaling

05/04/2007 Priority Heaps, An Optimal Cache-Oblivious Priority Queue and its Application to Graph Algorithms

05/04/2007 Recommendations for Modifications to the ECMAScript Language Specification - related

05/05/2007 Functional Pearls

05/07/2007 Project Euler - mathematical/computer programming problems

05/09/2007 Spaced Repetition - learning technique in which increasing intervals of time are used between subsequent reviews

05/15/2007 Open-source Renewable Energy Project, Borehole Thermal Energy Storage (BTES)

05/15/2007 Wolfram 2,3 Turing Machine $25k Research Prize

05/18/2007 50 Ways to Increase your Productivity

05/30/2007 Software Technology Publications

05/30/2007 FramerD - persistent frame-system

06/04/2007 e7 - A Lisp dialect with some nice syntax extensions and ideas

06/08/2007 How to hire the best people you've ever worked with - by Marc Andreessen

06/08/2007 Guide to Personal Productivity - by Marc Andreessen

06/13/2007 Cache-oblivious Data-Structures

06/13/2007 Create a Wii media server

06/25/2007 Cool expression compilation tricks, in Lisp and (even cooler) Smalltalk. By Guy Steele and Avi Bryant none the less. This is what MS's LINQ does. Discussed at reddit.

06/28/2007 Tackling the travelling salesman problem: simulated annealing

07/05/2007 Functional Logic Programming

08/07/2007 Opera Wii Remote API

08/17/2007 Are functional languages a good way to represent productive meta-models ?

08/20/2007 Monadic Parser in C# 3.0

08/21/2007 Small Vehicles

08/21/2007 Qi: Lisp for the 21st Century

08/24/2007 Most Influential Paper Awards

08/24/2007 An Accidental Simula User - Luca Cardelli

08/29/2007 Online PLT Resources

08/29/2007 Two small Forth implementations: JonesForth, FIRST & THIRD

09/17/2007 Write Yourself a Scheme in 48 Hours