For those of you looking for an excellent way to explore programming in a concurrent programming language, and are ready to lead your own evil robotic warlord uprising, you should check out RoboDeb.
Granted, I need to write more documentation, but there are plenty of books and tutorials available for the occam programming language, as it [...] . . . → Read More: RoboDeb Away!
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If only everything was easy… In my last post I wasn’t actually trying to prove that foreigners are dirty. No doubt, someday, I’ll try and get a job, and this will tank my chances. I’ll be labeled a racist, pornographer, or some other nonsense, and *poof* no job for me. So, the question is: what inspired the post? I’ve spent the last . . . → Read More: Ok, so it wasn’t proof I want you all to know that programming for all to see like this is kinda like wandering through a crowded farmers market in your pajamas. Everyone can see how many mistakes you make, and that you’ve got a robe that’s just a bit too small, and you still like fuzzy slippers with funny little [...] . . . → Read More: LumpWorld I don’t think I’ve got any readers yet. Helloooo! Big news! Big news! So Bruce, Davin, Mik, and Poul (alphabetical by first name) rolled out version 0.9. Obviously it is time for me to up the ante and start showing you some of what is possible with Greenfoot. Or, to start exploring, and let you tag [...] . . . → Read More: Woot! 0.9 hit the streets! Or, one or two people I know have been doing a lot of web searches while traveling! Google has provided access to its trends data. OK. That’s cool. What do I spy with my little eye? Well, I wondered who has been searching for porn. In particular, the search phrase xxx. Hm. It looks like porn is on . . . → Read More: Proof that Foreigners are Dirty http://www.askaninja.com/ I think I’ve just watched, like, eight of these in a row. I LOOK FORWARD TO POSTING ANOTHER GOOFY WEBLOG ENTRY AT . . . → Read More: I M NINJA Peter, a friend from my time at IUB (and author of the most excellent Data Structures and Algorithms in Java, plug-plug), will be teaching his department’s CS0 next term. He was curious about the NXT, and more generally, about teaching with the LEGO Mindstorms. Here’s the email I sent back his way, with small edits. The LEGO . . . → Read More: LEGO Mindstorms, CS0 It is frustrating watching all the Lego Mindstorms Developer Program weblogs. Many of them appear to be people who were randomly chosen to be in the program, and are now (apparently) maintaining weblogs about the robots they’re building. So, I’ve realized that I could, after all, put my weblog to good use: I could write about some . . . → Read More: Teaching with LEGO If I want to write about CS education and concurrency, I can write about it on the Transterpreter weblog. If I want to write about things happening in the CS world “at large,” I can use the Untyping weblog. Now, when I want to write about cool things in Greenfoot, I can use On Walkabout with Greenfoot. I still . . . → Read More: Let it go? |
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