I started a thread in the beginning of September called "The Future of
Programming" that linked to this guy's blog:
http://alarmingdevelopment.org
The project is definitely an academic pet project at the moment, but I
think there is potential. I like the concept of a textual language
with visual 'hints' ( references literally point to the variable
declarations) and constantly executing code is always a good start.
mcb
On 11/8/06, Dylan McNamee <dylan_at_aracnet.com> wrote:
> At the risk of being "the guy who says 'have you checked out foo'":
> have any of you checked out http://subtextual.org/ ?
>
> According to the archives I have for this list, it hasn't been
> mentioned, and the current implementation doesn't seem to have sound
> support, but it is open source, and it might be an interesting
> livecode platform. It _looks_ like you're visually editing AST's,
> but it's even more different than that.
>
> cheers!
> dylan
>
Received on Wed Nov 08 2006 - 15:08:24 GMT