61. JavaOne - Bio Detail scriptx development and served on the core development team for the scriptx Objectkernel How To Write High Performance Code in the Java TM programming Language http://industry.java.sun.com/javaone/99/bio/0,1796,11675,00.html

Bio Information: Gordie Freedman Click on these icons for more information = event abstract = schedule = add session to My Schedule Company V.P. of Technology Intuitive Systems, Inc. Biography Gordie Freedman is an independent consultant, currently working on a variety of projects including Intuitive System's OptimizeIt profiling tool, scalable server technologies in the Java TM programming language for an enterprise information management product, and development of a television set top box (for PowerTV, Inc.), where he holds a patent for work in this area. Prior to becoming a consultant, Mr. Freedman was Director of Engineering at Electric Communities (EC) where he led a team working on secure community- based Internet products. He started at EC as a principal developer of its core infrastructure, and quickly moved into a strategic role, leading the development team and integrating key technologies such as a 3D rendering engine, the user interface framework and the secure distributed objects environment. Before EC, Mr. Freedman worked at NeXT Software, Inc. (which was acquired by Apple Computer). There, he managed NeXT's Portable Distributed Objects and worked as a principal developer on distributed aspects of NeXT's Foundation framework. Much of this effort is now the basis for Apple's Enterprise Computing solutions and represents the principles upon which many other distributed technologies are built.

62. Resume Of Robert Lockstone a joint venture between Apple Computer and IBM which successfully completed tworeleases of scriptx, an objectoriented and dynamic programming language and http://www.iridesnow.com/pro/resume.jsp

63. Www.educause.edu/ir/library/text/CNC9433.txt which to learn the ins and outs of object oriented concepts and programming. Thepresentation at CAUSE94 will include demonstrations of live scriptx code and http://www.educause.edu/ir/library/text/CNC9433.txt

64. Paul Haahr's Resume an AppleIBM joint venture, was developing a multimedia scripting platform, scriptx. Servedas a teaching assistant for CS217 (programming Systems) and CS320 http://www.webcom.com/haahr/resume.html

Paul Haahr 4222 22nd Street San Francisco, CA 94114 415 824 4223 (voice) 415 824 4229 (fax) paul@paulhaahr.com Note to recruiters : I'm working on what I consider the world's most interesting problems at the leading company in the field. Please do not contact me about other jobs. Note to other engineers : If you're curious about joining us, read about jobs at Google Employment History G o o g ... , Inc. , Mountain View, CA March, 2002 - present Senior software engineer, search quality group. Independent consultant May, 2001 - February, 2002 Worked under contract as a software engineer to Agile Storage, Inc. (now ONStor , though named ClariStor, Inc. for a while), a storage networking startup, helping design and implement a file system. Assisted the principals of SteelMachines, a Foundation Capital -incubated venture, in their investigations of Java-related businesses. Xigo, Inc. , San Francisco, CA February, 2000 - May, 2001 Manager of agent technology and senior software engineer. Xigo was an internet software company developing agent-based tools for investors; it could not raise funds to continue operations. I lead development of the company's agent technology framework and, as the company grew, hired and managed a team of five engineers working on the agent system, alert generation, and backtesting. I initiated and oversaw projects creating a real-time intraday technical alert server and the Xigo Bot Language (XBL), an XML dialect for describing technical alerts.

65. Writing Scripts If you've done any playing around with programming you know about this, if not, don'tworry, it's not going to Now, save this in your /usr/bin/scriptx directory http://home.nyc.rr.com/computertaijutsu/scripts.html

Writing Scripts Introduction (This intro is repeated in the alias section. It was written by Ed and is presented here with a bit of editing. My comments are in brackets.) UNIX is text. Most configuration is done by editing plain text files. No one is perfect. And sometimes your changes can make things worse. The best way to save yourself from cursing yourself and saying, "Gee. I REALLY shouldn't have done that" is to take every step to make it possible to roll your changes back. There are many ways to ensure the roll back, but I'd like to concentrate on two of them I use. One is making searchable comments, and another is creating an .orig file. For one-time changes (eg subtle tuning of a Makefile) I prefer searchable [This one was a bit over my head. I'm not quite sure what the difference between Ed's two files are, but the method of using comments (a # before a line comments it out, similar to the "rem" in DOS, making it so that the line is not usedit is simply there for you to read and use its information) is fairly straightforward. original file: CFLAGS = -g -O2 changed file (I don't want debugging and would like to speed things up abit): # KN CFLAGS = -O2 -fomit-frame-pointer -pipe #CFLAGS = -g -O2 Now I make it and if it works OK, I usually delete the source and leave the original tarball, ie my changes were true one-time, I don't want them anymore. If something goes wrong, I open the Makefile with vim, type /KN to search for my label, then do :d2 to delete two lines- my label and my line, then press Del to remove comment sign in front of original line, 7 keystrokes. Repeat as necessary.

66. Apple Should Sell AMT To Someone Else As soon Apple realized the failure of scriptx they lost interest in created theirown very simple lightweight multimedia framework, elegant programming language http://www.sky4studios.com/amt/opinion/welcome.html

Apple should sell Apple Media Tool to someone else by Marc Van Olmen Apple is the biggest problem for the success of AMT: In the past Apple didn't showed much interest in AMT: All the AMT customers were pleased by the upgrade from version 1.2 to version 2.0. One of the enhancements was the new AML compiler + AML interpreter: it generates code that is at least 50% smaller. For most of the titles it meant that their title suddenly used 2MB less memory. For the users of AMT PE the development time became suddenly 3 times faster, etc. As you can see pretty big enhancements. You have to know that this technology was already working for over a year before Apple brought it to the market. If your company depends on the success of a product, if you care even a little bit about your customers or if you want to gain market share you would bring these kind of enhancements as fast possible on the market. Distribution: wow this was a sour point for many years, first they tried it through APDA. APDA is the distribution channel for Apple Developers software. It was after 2 years that they realized that designers, scriptwriters, story board writers,... the main audience for AMT wasn't reading those APDA catalogs. Now they moved it over to Claris, certainly this was an improvement. In the beginning they had some trouble, because here in Belgium it took about 5 months before version 2.0 of AMT was available. Thanks to a local AMT evangelist at Apple, who met the Claris people, things were getting better and in the summer of 96 you could see AMT in every major catalog in Belgium. Still Claris has a lot to learn: figure out how to sell an authoring tool and bring newer version quicker to the market. We are currently waiting already 3 months for the new AMT (v 2.1.1). The Golden Master of this product was finished in the first week of December.

67. VL 98 Program languages to serve as a foundation for enduser programming. OTI/IBM developed additionalvisual languages including VisualGen 4GL, scriptx multimedia authoring http://www.pictorius.com/vl98/keynote.html

Keynote Speakers Keynote Speaker #1: Dave Thomas, Object Technology International Visual Application Development - Lessons From The IBM VisualAge Experience Abstract In this talk I discuss our experiences from our VPL efforts at IBM during the past 8 years. For many years I have been an advocate of visual programming as a vehicle for end-user programming. In the early 80s, I foolishly decided that what I needed to build better visual tools at the business school at Carleton University was an interactive, object-oriented programming environment. Unfortunately this resulted in a 10+ year diversion into building virtual machines, and IDEs for Smalltalk, Java and application specific languages to serve as a foundation for end-user programming. In the early 90s, OTI teamed with IBM Cary Lab to build the IBM VisualAge family of visual application-construction tools for Smalltalk, C++ and Java. OTI/IBM developed additional visual languages including VisualGen 4GL, ScriptX multimedia authoring, the Lotus Bean Machine and VisualAge Designer. Together with customers, we have used the VisualAge technology to

68. Pl-seminar Mail Archive: Re: G'day From Down Under ObjectiveC, Scheme, Smalltalk, Dylan, Java, NewtonScript, SK8Script, scriptx, AppleScript,and posted about the opening to my programming language course's http://www.ccs.neu.edu/home/wand/pl-seminar/mail-archive/0015.html

Re: G'day from Down Under Subject: Re: G'day from Down Under From: kend@memetrics.com Date: Tue Nov 21 2000 - 18:00:13 EST New Message Reply Next message: Mitchell Wand: "[Fwd: Rick Reis] TP Msg. #273 THE POSTDOC NETWORK: PRACTICAL PATHS FOR PROMISING PROFESSORS" Previous message: Karl Lieberherr: "Semantics of Traversals and Aspectual Collaborations" Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ] Shriram Krishnamurthi wrote: pl-seminar@ccs.neu.edu Ah yes. Whatever did happen to Ken Dickey? Well, it's a long story. The short version is: I was working in a small company (MicroTek) primarily using theActor language (follow-on to Neon, think Smaltlk with C syntaxno relation to actor semantics). I had started what I intended to be a series of popular articles on Scheme when I got hired into Apple to bring up Dylan on the Newton OS. Apple took up all my time The Dylan toolbox for Newton was great. We could do things in minutes which took the C++ guys days to do. The tools group kept begging us to implement source level dynamic debugging for C++. Yea, nice idea but wrong target. The Dylan toolbox group got killed off due to internal Apple politics and I worked briefly in Interactive TV, did some investigations of dynamic runtimes for Multimedia development (Scheme, Smalltalk, Oak=Java, Obliq, Python, Clean, etc., etc.). e code to recreate the project. We had back ends for SK8Script, ScriptX, and Java, so I was involved in doing the "impedence matching" runtime work for ScriptX (Kaleida's cross-platform MultiMedia delivery systemwhich I was also involved with) and Java. And I did various random work on AppleScript, AppleWorks, Java Debugger support for MacOS X, etc.

69. Bios For Contributing Authors writer specializing in the documentation of objectoriented programming languages atSun's Java Software division, she wrote documentation for scriptx, an object http://www.szn.pl/amsk/uzytki/java/information/bios.html

Bios for Contributing Authors Find out more about the authors who have contributed work to the online tutorial. Click on a name to find the author's bio and links to his or her work. Deborah Adair Dale Green Beth Stearns Cynthia Bloch ... Alan Sommerer Bio Links to Author's Work Deborah Adair , the technical writer for the Java Media group at Sun Microsystems, specializes in designing and writing documentation for software developers and other highly-technical readers. She has a degree in Scientific and Technical Communication from the University of Washington and has been writing for the computer industry for the past nine years. [PENDING: unavailable] Cynthia Bloch writes technical documentation at Sun Microsystems' Java Software division. She has a Masters in Information Science from the University of Pittsburgh. Since gradual school she has worked as a Senior Software Engineer at Carnegie Group Incorporated in Pittsburgh Pennsylvania, and as a Senior Technical Trainer at Transarc Corporation in Pittsburgh Pennsylvania. Servlets Joshua Bloch is a Senior Staff Engineer at Sun Microsystems' Java Software division, where he works as an architect in the Java Language Group. His major contributions include the Collections Framework and java.math.

70. MeadCo need, Zeepe improves efficiency and accessibility and greatly simplifies applicationprogramming. Just as with scriptx, MeadCo's definitive web printing control http://www.meadroid.com/press.htm

71. Résumé For Dan Bornstein Architect of E, a superset of Java geared towards concurrent distributedprogramming Designer and Engineer scriptx group, Kaleida Labs, Inc. http://www.milk.com/home/danfuzz/resume/

Dan Bornstein 98 Parkridge Dr. #202 San Francisco CA 94131 danfuzz@milk.com Objective To work in a small- to medium-sized group on an innovative project in any or all of my areas of experience and expertise: server application development, operating systems, object-oriented runtimes, or language processing (both human and computer). Work Experience Cofounder and Chief Software Architect: Volvox Technologies. September, 2001 - August, 2002 Volvox Technologies developed a novel system in the area of distributed computing in Java, but unfortunately failed to secure funding. Cofounder and Chief Software Architect: Xigo, Inc. February, 1998 - May, 2001 Xigo developed and hosted software that allowed investors to get information in a more timely, more precise, and more pleasant fashion than any other company offered to the general public. Designed and prototyped components including Market data feed simulator Stock trading engine Scheme-based compiler/interpreter User database Master Control Program Custom web page generator Front-end web pages Was architect qua Architect, researching possible development tools and strategies, setting development standards, and being a good example.

72. Resume Of Ray Davis Kaleida Labs developed scriptx, a crossplatform dynamic object-orientedprogramming language for multimedia development. Spearheaded http://www.kokonino.com/resume.html

Resume of Ray Davis Contact at raydavis@kokonino.com Summary A software engineer and published author with fifteen years of experience in a wide variety of roles, environments, and applications, ranging from Web and UI design to operating system development. Excellent communication skills and unusual sensitivity to customer needs. Quick to use new concepts, tools, and platforms to solve complex high-pressure problems. A trusted team member, independent worker, and mentor. Experience INDEPENDENT CONTRACTOR 2000-2002 Developed first consumer client for Swarmcast, an OpenCola peer-to-peer downloading technology, including highly customized Swing components, cross-platform compact / expanded / iconified views, multi-threaded server integration, and extensive logging and reporting. Prototyped an approach to peer-to-peer messaging plug-ins based on HTTP, Java, and XML. Developed web site for a nonprofit organization, including a content management system based on PHP, MySQL, and DHTML. STAGECAST SOFTWARE, Redwood City, CA 1999-2000 Senior Software Engineer Stagecast Creator is a Java-based point-and-click authoring-by-demonstration and playback package for multimedia simulations and games.

73. Programming Languages And Environments Kaleida Labs, developers of the platformindependent Kaleida Media Player and ofScriptX, the dynamic object-oriented programming language for multimedia. http://www.crg.cs.nott.ac.uk/people/Dave.Snowdon/prog/languages.html

Programming Languages and Environments General Info The Language List , an attempt to enumerate all known programming languages. With searchable index. The Free Compilers List Listing of /ftp/pub/uunet/languages comp.lang.visual FAQ Visual Programming Bibliography Languages The ALDiSP Language The Clean language" C++ C++ information. Mumit's STL Newbie guide The Eiffel Page Java(tm) Sun's Java language. The Java Runtime Interface The Java Centre The Java3D Repository Information about the Open Group Research Institute 's Java program Silicon Graphics' Java Environment page (can download SGI port of JDK from here). See the JOLT project home page for a freely available version of Java. Kaffe A virtual machine to run Java(tm) code. Kore an implementation of the Java(tm) core class libraries. Rick Niles' GPL'd implementation of the Java3D vecmath package can be found here Guava Links to other sources of Java information. KAWA a Java Integrated Development Environment for Windows'96 and Windows NT (commercial). Constructor of Useful Parsers (CUP) is a system for generating LALR parsers from simple specifications (like a Java version of YACC). JLex a lexical analyzer generator for Java.

74. It's Like Déjà Vu All Over Again This is what we were trying to do at MacroMind before the VC's andcaretakers took over and then at Kaleida Labs - with scriptx. http://radio.weblogs.com/0100136/2002/06/01.html

lemonodor Home Top 10 hits for constraint programming on.. Guide to Constraint Programming Constraints Archive Constraint Programming and Optimization GroupHome Page CP2000 Home page ... Constraint Programming 7/8/02; 10:24:49 PM. currently subscribed to: Patrick Beard rss A Frog in the Valley. Communication + Technologies rss ... rss Here's how this works Saturday, June 1, 2002 Wow, I've gotten some excellent Marc Canter @ 06/01/2002 08:24 PM . First of all - right on in your insistance of using real backround info, and real arguments - when critisizing Ted's statements. Thanks! I'm all in favor of having ideas critiqued; that's the cornerstone of progress. And heaven knows I've lapsed into too-personal argumentation myself. It just seems to me that, in Ted Nelson's case, this kind of response comes out of the woodwork, and it's the repetitious nature of it that bothers me, I suppose, as much as the content. Secondly I'd like to point out that 2 way links have been around - but those of us who implemented them - have had to do so 'manually' so to speak. See a series of articles we did back in 1996-7: Art vs Commerce Media Lib The RAM conspiracy Japanese Politicians are in trouble ... What Bill Gates Doesn't Understand about On-line Content . Needless to say these two-way links only worked within our own world. Is there an IETF or W3C proposal for two-way links - I'm unaware of?

75. ScriptX scriptx. scriptx Architecture Guide. ProgrammingLanguages Book. ArtistActorActress.com. http://www.artistactoractress.com/programming_book/scriptx.html

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76. ScriptX scriptx Evaluation Contents. Votes 0 Rating This site has not been rated. http://www.webworldindex.com/html/Computers_/Computer_Science_/End_User_Programm

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77. IEEE Multimedia Newsletter Kaleida chose to provide an objectoriented environment with a true programminglanguage that could also be used to write simple scripts, called scriptx. http://www.computer.org/tab/tcmm/BRAUN/ABSTRACT.HTM

An Overview of ScriptX ABSTRACT by Andrew Nicholson, Mike Brown Kaleida was officially created in July 1992 as a joint venture between IBM and Apple . Our Mission was to create a software platform that would be independent of operating systems and hardware and enable new forms of multimedia. Our customers are multimedia developers and we wanted to create an enviroment that removed the limitation that were facing. We saw the customer's needs in two large categories. First, existing authoring tools limited the creative range of the multimedia developer; they support only a single visual metaphor; they do not provide accurate control of time and synchronization; they are closed environments. To achieve creative goals, many developers sidestepped the authoring tools and resorted to programming languages like C, but were then forced to provide their own support for media. We wanted to set the developer free creatively by providing a system that would do the ``heavy lifting.'' Second, we saw our target customers needing to achieve increased development efficiency. Traditional methods produced no reusable code and required expensive porting or tweaking to support multiple platforms. Kaleida chose to provide an object-oriented environment with a true programming language that could also be used to write simple scripts, called ScriptX. It includes a real-time incremental garbage collector to simplify memory management.

78. About The Authors Before joining Sun, she helped document the objectoriented programming languageScriptX at Kaleida Labs and worked on Wall Street, where she wrote developer http://java.sun.com/webservices/docs/1.1/tutorial/doc/Bios.html

FAQ History Search Feedback About the Authors Java API for XML Processing Eric Armstrong JBuilder2 Bible , as well as Sun's Java XML programming tutorial. For a time, Eric was involved in efforts to design next-generation collaborative discussion/decision systems. His learn-by-ear, see-the-fingering music teaching program is currently on hold while he finishes a weight training book. His Web site is http://www.treelight.com Web Applications and Technology Stephanie Bodoff is a staff writer at Sun Microsystems. In previous positions she worked as a software engineer on distributed computing and telecommunications systems and object-oriented software development methods. Since her conversion to technical writing, Stephanie has documented object-oriented databases, application servers, and enterprise application development methods. She is a co-author of The J2EE Tutorial Designing Enterprise Applications with the Java 2 Platform, Enterprise Edition , and Object-Oriented Software Development: The Fusion Method Getting Started, Web Application Security

79. Frugle.com - Web Links We bring programming to life. http://www.frugle.com/php/modules.php?name=Web_Links

80. Der Schockwellenreiter: Lisp Translate this page Paul Graham ANSI Common Lisp, München (Prentice Hall) 1997 Peter Norvig Paradigmsof Artificial Intelligence programming Case Studies in Common Lisp, San http://www.schockwellenreiter.de/fprog/lisp.html

Der Schockwellenreiter Freie Programmiersprachen Lisp Interne Links Startseite Credits Archiv Linksammlung Freie Programmiersprachen Inhalt OO und prozedurale Sprachen C(++) Eiffel Icon Java ... Smalltalk Skriptsprachen AppleScript MacPerl MacPython ScriptX ... Tcl/Tk KI und Funktionales (O)Caml Clean Dylan Haskell Lisp Prolog Scheme Mathematik MacMuPAD RLab und SciLab Yorick Sonstiges Basic Forth Logo Prograph Lisp Es gibt eine Common Lisp Implementierung als Shareware (Power Lisp) Power Lisp Aktuelle Version: Download: http://www.corman.net/PowerLisp.html Homepage: http://www.corman.net/PowerLisp.html Systemvoraussetzungen: Lizenz: Shareware Daneben existiert auch noch ein XLisp Da jedoch ein Statistik-Paket basierend auf XLisp weiter gepflegt wird, wird wohl auch XLisp selber weiter gepflegt werden. Die URL wurde mir freundlicherweise von Thomas Damman zugesandt. XLisp Aktuelle Version: Download: CMU-FTP-Server Homepage: Systemvoraussetzungen: Lizenz: Frei Digitool eine Demo-Version des kommerziellen (und ziemlich teuren) Macintosh Common Lisp herunterladen. MCL ist aber eines der besten Programmierumgebungen auf dem Mac und daher lohnt sich vielleicht ein Blick

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