The website of the month for December 2009 is boklm's webpage - specifically, the part with an introduction to prolog which, while perhaps not extensive enough to teach Prolog, is a pretty good extended cheat sheet. Interestingly, some of that website uses Blosxom, which powered this blog for a while until I effectively rewrote and augmented Blosxom in PHP.
Tue, 01 Dec 2009 14:07 GMT | Category: Website of the month
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bencord0
Website of the month, December 2009...
Wow, that's actually one of the first good intro to prolog I've seen.
Sidenote, if you want to look at other declarative languages, see what you make of Qml and Declarative bits of Qt (google can help you). I think I've told you about Qt before, but if not and for those who read this and don't know...

Qt (qt.nokia.com) is a C++ GUI library. It makes Gui programs (Windows, titlebars, the X in the top corner etc etc etc). What makes Qt unique is that it is the most extensively cross-platform toolkit which allows code written for PC to work in linux, mac, unixes, symbian, windows-mobile, android and so on without rewriting. Platform independent stuff is handled by the build processes and such.

Qt also offers a unique interprocess/thread/class communications mechanism called signals and slots. This system enables complicated GUI tasks to be made simply and efficiently.


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