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XY: A Concatenative Programming Language Combining K and Joy Concepts
XY is a concatenative programming language that combines concepts from the vector language K and concatenative language Joy. It operates on a stack (X) and queue (Y) model where computation proceeds through sequential evaluation steps. The language emphasizes totality of computation, with all operations being total functions that handle all possible inputs w
Programming Languages and Tools for Music Creation and Notation
Technical Documentation: Implementing the J Programming Language in C
This document describes an implementation of the J programming language in C. J is a dialect of APL that uses ASCII characters and extends concepts from APL\360 with arrays, verbs, adverbs, and rank. The implementation aims to be simpler and more powerful than previous APL dialects while removing anomalies. The document serves as technical documentation for
Community Discussion: Abandoned Projects That Ended Prematurely

Critcl: Embedding C Code in Tcl and Its Applications
Improving Enlist Performance in Dyalog 16.0
Enlist (∊) in Dyalog 16.0 is twice as fast as in Dyalog 15.0, with significant performance improvements for nested arrays. The blog discusses the constraints faced in achieving this speedup.
Detailed Comments on dwm Window Manager for Educational Use
A fork of dwm with detailed comments explaining how the window manager works, intended for educational purposes only and not for patching.
Exploring Interactive Programming in C
The article discusses the concept of interactive programming in C, exploring how to modify and extend a program while it's running. It references a specific example from Handmade Hero where interactive programming was added to a game engine.
Introduction to Digital Filters with Audio Applications (Textbook by Julius O. Smith III, CCRMA/Stanford)
Radium Music Editor: A User-Friendly Interface
Radium is a music editor with a unique interface designed to be straightforward and easy to learn. Its development began in 1999, originating from ideas in the late 1990s, and the first public version was released in 2000.
users.notam02.no10mo agoAPL Interpreter – An implementation of APL, written in Haskell (2024)
Article URL: https://scharenbroch.dev/projects/apl-interpreter/ Comments URL: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44195931 Points: 11 # Comments: 0

