Programming Languages, Martials Arts and Computers. The Weblog of Chris Double.
Backbase have released version 3.1.1 of their rich internet application framework. It contains a large number of 'web 2.0' goodies. The two big ones are live grid and data grid components. The live grid is a paging component that lets the user just use a scroll bar to lazily load data frmo the server. Only the items displayed in the... more →
Joel Reymont has another post comparing Haskell development against Erlang. He has recently rewritten the work he did in Haskell to develop poker bots for testing a poker server into Erlang: more →
Paolo Amoroso points to a large collection of Common Lisp articles by Gene Michael Stover and contributors. more →
I mentioned previously that Joel Reymont is using Haskell these days for some of his 'real world' programming systems. I hoped at the time that he would outline some of his stuff on his weblog with comparisons to Erlang. Since then he has put up a Haskell vs Erlang post where he describes some of the things he's come across... more →
Slava has been busy with Factor lately. Not only has he done a lot more on the AMD 64 backend, he's writing a help system that runs within Factor. more →