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- Agile vs Waterfall… a few misconceptions revealed
Here’s a list of interesting concepts in software development. Now think about it, who do you think might have stated them so clearly? Design for Iteration: ..as each step progresses and the design is further detailed, there is an iteration with the preceding and succeeding steps… Get Feedback: If the computer program in question is […]
- Opening a Finder’s window from Impromptu (alas how to use the applescript bridge..)
Imagine you’ve got a bunch of audio samples you want to load up while livecoding with Impromptu but you can’t remember exactly their names – it’d be handy to be able to open up the corresponding Finder window directly from scheme, without too much clicking around. Do-able or not? I spent some time trying to […]
- Scheme and Lisp
If you’re coming from Lisp, and then start using Scheme (or the other way around) there are a few small differences between the two languages that it’s useful to always keep in mind. I tried to do that a number of times, but inevitably I find myself once again wondering: how do you say ‘progn’ […]
- A video that may convince you that LISPers are a bit crazy
Actually it’s not just a video, there’s a book too: Land of Lisp, Learn to Program in Lisp, One Game at a Time! by Conrad Barski, M.D. …
- Mmm that ruby is hot..
I havent written much in the last days – been busy writing a new browser for kmi’s semantic web services team, and moving on my phd thesis during the rest of the time. PLus – i did some research about ruby,which looks very lisp-alike BUT is web oriented. Anyways – that’s how I run into […]
Parerga und Paralipomena / At the core of all well-founded belief lies belief that is unfounded – Wittgenstein
