APL birthday

http://www.linkedin.com/groups/Happy-Birthday-APL-44369.S.82243594?view=&gid=44369&type=member&item=82243594&trk=eml-anet_dig-b_nd-pst_ttle-cn

Last year we discovered that the first APL workspace was saved November 27, 1966 at 18.53.59. (GMT); the excitement of this momentous event pulling the guys away from home and the American Thanksgiving holiday. ?Today we know that this evidence isn?t 100% the truth? ?it?s more like 99.7% truth? ?According to an eyewitness account from my dad history has been slightly amended? if only by a few seconds!

Should today be APL?s official birthday?

It just so happens that 2012 is the 50th anniversary of the publication of that one little book, ?A Programming Language?. THE one little book, that Harvard deemed too small to launch its author, Kenneth E. Iverson into a tenure track position. ?Harvard sent Ken packing! It wasn?t until much later that Ken?s work and this one little book was recognized by the world, ?winning the Turing Award which is recognized as the ?highest distinction in Computer science? and the ?Nobel Prize of computing?.

The moral of this story?

Do it right and do it well. ?Happy Birthday APL!

Following that link, I wanted to ask what other blogs exist that arerelevant to k/q/j/APL?These I know about:http://www.langreiter.com/http://vrabi.web.elte.hu/k/ (Dr. Attila Vrabecz)http://thesweeheng.wordpress.com/k-and-q/ (Swee Heng)http://lifeisalist.wordpress.com/http://kdbconsulting.wordpress.com/http://www.hakank.org/k/ (Hakan Kjellerstrand)http://homepage.hispeed.ch/milano/http://www.nsl.com/ (Stevan Apter)http://www.skelton.de/ (Charlie Skelton)http://www.sinv.de/sloghttp://271828.net/ (Simon’sinvisible blog)http://www.gbkr.com/ (Gordon Baker)On Tue, Nov 29, 2011 at 5:08 AM, Jack Andrews wrote:> The moral of this story?If they don’t understand now, they will regret later!

I have put my attempts at Euler here:

http://beginq.blogspot.com/

I have only been exposed to Q for 2 months so no doubt some of the code is fairly horrible. I would be happy to to post any improvements.