I’m reading Software Design for Flexibility: How to Avoid Programming Yourself into a Corner which in its Appendix B has a description of the Scheme programming language. Rather hilariously the first line on page 394 is a sentence with unbalanced parentheses. I mean… unbalanced parentheses in the Scheme language description! :)
This is fun. A Lisp called Red.
I am not yet ready for Let Over Lambda, but one day I will be.
I’m reading Discover FORTH: Learning and Programming the FORTH Language and I have a growing interest in the programming language Forth. Here are a few resources:
And some other books on Forth:
And there are a heap of Forth books by Juergen Pintaske.
There’s really no way to explain how wonderful this is.
Enumerated Trees in PicoLisp. Lisp does my head in.
Today I learned that Paradigms of Artificial Intelligence Programming by Peter Norvig is now available on Github: Paradigms of Artificial Intelligence Programming. It’s the sort of book you need to read carefully and I have never taken enough time to truly engage with its content. But I would like to. One day.