alexshendi

Can't read. Does it cover the following:

* Computed GOTO

* Arithmetic IF

* Indentation based syntax

* M-exprs

* The Glasgow Haskell Compiler (I was going to write "The only thing that hurts more than the Glasgow razor gangs", but that's too cheesy).

Shouldn't it be the german privacy Kaiser?

Am I the only one who has read "Piracy First"?

https://github.com/dzaima/APL has an Android app with a virtual APL keyboard. I believe you can find the apk under "releases".

I think Phrenology was preferable.

An impressive downward spiral. SCNR.

Also available as PDF under: http://per.bothner.com/papers/JavaOne15/slides.pdf. Enjoy!

See:

1. [http://people.eecs.berkeley.edu/~bh/v1-toc2.html]

2.[https://turtlespaces.org/books/]

1. may be too advanced for children...

I don't think that's the concept used. It's more likely to be a salient pole synchronous machine with the field winding supplied by an rotating transformer and diodes (the second illustration in the linked article seems to corroborate that). This concept has been proposed at least since the 1960s, to the best of my knowledge, but is only viable with modern power semiconductors. The hyped-up style is typical of american "technical" articles about electrical machinery.

Two words are enough: Rampant Neophilia.

Was anyone else reminded of "Tonight we're gonna party, like it's 1999"? Anyway all of e. g. Usenet, mailing lists, and BBSes had their fair share of noise and toxicity.

"Java has so little syntax... ". I pronounce this the understatement of the (admittedly young) decade.

This might be a good place to share some other logo implementations in Javascript:

* JSLogo - Logo in Javascript: https://github.com/inexorabletash/jslogo. See the project's README.md for more links.

* papert - logo in your browser (http://logo.twentygototen.org/. source code: https://code.google.com/p/papert/)

* Curly Logo https://github.com/drj11/curlylogo

I agree: Very nice indeed.

Nice. Does build on OpenBSD. :)

It doesn't play well with the current largish screen sizes. I got it to run on an eeePC 701, which has a 800x480 LCD Display.

There is actually a Squeak VM in Javascript (http://squeak.js.org) and there is at least Amber Smalltalk implemented in JS. http://amber-lang.net. No need for WASM.

It was a part of Digitalk Smalltalk/V for DOS. It can still be found at: https://winworldpc.com/product/digital-smalltalk/12-dos It does run under FreeDOS.