Untyping Archives

Google's Chrome Browser
Of Interest 14/08/2008
SchemeUnit 3: A New Approach to Testing
Undeleting Files on the Mac
PLT Scheme 4 is out
Musing on Ravelry
Of Interest 06/06/2008
The Return of Scheme UK
Know Your Customer
The Biographicon
Science and Self-Directed Learners
Epic Lolz
Welsh's First Corollary to Weakliem
Of Interest 07/03/2008
Of Interest 03/03/2008
Announcing: Instaservlet
Naming Your Wireless
Requiring up and down syntax levels
Happy Valentine's from Untyped
SPIN-Farming, Franchising, and the Future of Software Frameworks
Word of the Milieu: Flattline
ICFP 2007 In Fashion
ICFP 2007 In Review
Announcing: Delirium
Corporate Blanding
Custom Dispatchers in the PLT Scheme Web Server
Attack of the Spam Bots
Of Interest 08/10/2007
Untyped at ICFP 2007
As recently seen on the Untyped Subversion commit list...
S3 Doesn't Count the Pennies (Yet)
Refactoring Functional Programs
A Scheme Case Study
Visual Manipulation
Power to the People!
Of Interest 05/07/2007
Selenium Code Released
Font Rendering Fun
What The World Eats
Of Interest 05/06/2007
XML Transformation in Scheme
Get It Right (or Left)!
Y Not?
Of Interest 19/04/2007
Of Interest 17/04/2007
Interesting Stuff 16/04/2007
Bleep! iTunes
Four Dudes Take on the World
It's Snow Time!
Behold the Abominable Cow-thing!
Instant Business Model
Those Who Can Program...
iWant one of those!
Simplicity at Work
Functional Graphics = Fun!
Large Scale Web Site Development
Flapjax in Action
S3, SSL, and s3sync
Fix your Mac
New Software, For You!
A Farewell to Alms
Voting Systems: Theory Meets Practice
Does engineering/math/science education in suck?
Firefox 2.0 Find Again
Network West Midlands: Go In, Stay In, Tune In
Air Taxis, Constraint Solving, and Computing Power
Paperback iPod
Firefox 2.0 Review
Debugging File Handle Exhaustion
Think Fast and You'll Feel Better For It
CMS software for QMUL
A live hash-table using XML-RPC
Unlib and IDCheck Release
Exit Strategy, Internet Style
XML-RPC 1.2
Geektool, 'remind', and a little bit of Scheme
Getting Things Done (GTD)
Paul Graham: Digg vs Reddit
The Case for Whitespace
Martin Fowler on Meetings
Hiding Complexity and the Expert User
Doctor Jadud is in the house!
Unaccustomed as I am to Public Speaking
Unlib unchained
Pollground
Digg vs Reddit
The Duel: Part II
The Duel: Part I
mod_authz_svn versus htpasswd
More on the Pre-registration Project
We Have Lift Off!
When It Rains It Pours
OO is convenient
Compile Your Code!
Of Interest 24/05/2006
Interesting Stuff 18/05/2006
How American are Startups?
More Dagstuhl Talks
Binding! The beer of choice for Computer Science
Dagstuhl 06181
The Rumour Starts Here!
Programming in Film Making?
Give us all your money!
Rexa!
Got Game?
Cost Breakdown for an Internet Startup
Nancy Typing
More on the next Javascript
Design Patterns for Web Applications
Lessons Learned from Big Web Apps
Ajax: I Fold!
Yahoo's Customer Disservice
A Game A Week
untyped hosting?
Building a server
printf in AJAX? Sorry, that's not debugging.
The Implications of the Internet
Population of the World
Happy Birthday!
Frag!
The Rise of Intelligence
Rich Web Clients: The Revenge
Raising the Barricades
Companies and Social Software
Authentic is the Authentic Black
Rich web clients
Nokia's New Browser Breaks Nokia's New Browser
Blog Watch: LShift Blog
Not-so-failsafe Computing
O'Caml Making In-roads in Finance
SISCWeb Petstore
Neologism of the week
What is Computer Science?
eBay acquires Skype
The Birmingham Course: OpenLaszlo to the Rescue!
Firefox 1.5 Beta 1
New Apple Products
Google's Business Plan
Talk Gets Cheaper
A little OpenLaszlo lovin'
Content To Go
Transferring Transferring Behaviour with Javascript
Lisp in Javascript
Two Databases Worth A Look
Bug Fixes for IE 7
The Moon
Podcasting and Implicit Feedback
Pricing and Differentiation
Tags and the Post-Google World of Implicit Feedback
Aspects in Javascript?
A bit more art: Fluxus
Achieving Closure
The Canvas: Why It's Important
Those Who Wonder Wrap-Up
A bit of art...
New Design
Google Summer of Code
PLT Blog Watch
How Did They Do That?
Dashboard: A Great Move, Even Though Apple Got It Wrong
In The Beginning...