What if every subject that we think about can have explicit representation in our computers?

Subject: Ruby (programming language)

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Thursday,  February 28,   2008,  09:47 PM

Authoring topic maps using Ruby-based DSL: CTM, the way I like it

 

Designing and using Domain Specific Languages (DSL) is a popular programming style in Ruby community. I am experimenting with Ruby-based DSL for authoring topic maps. Surprisingly, the result is very close to my view on the “ideal” CTM (Compact Topic Maps syntax). ...

 
· CTM · Domain Specific Language · Ruby (programming language) · Topic Maps ·

Saturday,  November 03,   2007,  03:10 PM

OS X Leopard and subject-centric computing

 

I upgraded one of my Mac-based systems with OS X Leopard. It is great. I like it. But from the subject-centric perspective it is still more or less a traditional application/document-centric OS. How can we make it more subject-centric? ...

 
· OS X Leopard · Ruby (programming language) · Subject-centric computing ·

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  • Subject-centric programming language or what was good about COBOL

    I did a short presentation (3 slides) about requirements for a new subject-centric programming language on TMRA 2007. I made a reference to COBOL as a language that had built-in high-level support for defining and manipulating “business data”. Many modern programming languages “outsourced” data handling to relational databases and lost transparency and simplicity in manipulation of data.

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