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H. Baker (Critique of DIN Kernel Lisp definition version 1.2) [unread]
H. Abel, G. Sussman (MIT Press 1985, 0-262-01077-1)
K. Beck (Addison Wesley 199X, 0-201-61641-6)
D. Megginson (Prentice-Hall 1998, 0-13-642299-3)
G. Booch (B/C Inc. 1994, 0-8053-5340-2) and others
G. Kiczales, J. Rivieres (MIT Press 1991, 0-262-61074-4)
L. Bic, A. C. Shaw (Prentice-Hall 1988, 0-13-539776-6)
C. A. R. Hoare "Communicating Sequential Processes" (Prentice Hall 1985, )
N. Petkov (Akademie Verlag Berlin 1989, 3-05-500661-5)
A. Zell (Addison Wesley 1994/96, 3-89319-554-8)
R. Wobst (Addison Wesley 1997, 3-8273-1193-4)
A. Oberweis (Teubner 1996, 3-8154-2600-6)
K. Füssel (Münster 1983 3-923792-00-X)
D. R. Hofstadter (1979 [also 3-608-93037-X])
J. Locke;
U. Eco 1977
I. Kant "Kritik der reinen Vernunft"
K. L. Reinhold 1790
Minsky, Marvin Lee "A framework for representing knowledge."
1975
In Winston, Patrick Henry (Hg.):
The psychology of computer vision. New York et al.:
McGraw-Hill. 211-277.
Related Projects
related by particular topic
http://journal.planetwork.net/article.php?lab=reed0704
concering byzantine protocols
on peer to peer
generally related
- funnel / functional nets
- http://lampwww.epfl.ch/fu/
Same combination of key ideas of Functional Programming
and Petri-Nets to yield a simple and general programming notation.
- tunes
- TUNES has '''''Very'''''
simillar in design goals. Active in June 2002
- Jitrix
- http://www.jtrix.org/
Probably the second most simillar projects on the way.
Needs investigation.
- transmorpher
- http://transmorpher.inrialpes.fr/Somehowsimilar for chained xml transformations. (needs evaluation)
- ohs
- http://www.bootstrap.org/ohs/
Open hyperdocument system,
sound as if it exposed the same structure towards the user, doesn't it?
- openprivacy.org
- http://openprivacy.org/Atlot of design work to draw from.
Aparently less code? At least not to find.
- Oxygen
- http://www.oxygen.lcs.mit.edu
Similar goals in the long run. Much larger scope.
- ftsh
- http://www.cs.wisc.edu/~thain/research/ftsh/
a fault tollerant shell
- FramerD
- FramerD(http://www.framerd.org)
similar analytical goals; has been tried in a prototype and proved a
structural match (not hierarchical). Development state too much alpha,
moving target, too slow.
some minor similarities
These are merly related due to their implementation details,
not so much by design.
- CDuse?
- http://www.cduce.org/
Another functional programming language with xml types.
- kong42
- http://www.kong42.org/simillarflow of control
(signalling) but muchmore low level
- xpipe
- http://xpipe.sourceforge.net/
another execution environment for xml processing
- Rhizome
- http://rhizome.liminalzone.org/Quitesimilar in int's aim.
Main advantage: rhizome already deploys dedicated syntax for xml editing (zml) and apache forrest.
Main disadvantage askemos already runs as a p2p network.
- webit!
- http://celtic.benderweb.net/webit/
a XSLT|SVG and others framework, which might contain useful
bits to complete the XSLT implementation in Askemos
- BRL
- BRL is a java servlet / scheme server bearing minor similarities
- sisc/web
- another Scheme based web programming environment
http://siscweb.sourceforge.net/
- Cocoon
- ApacheCocoon has same script programming language, simillar processing model
- Zope
- http://www.zope.org
an application server, which almost became the code base but it has
structural issues which made that infeasible.
- xmlblaster
- http://www.xmlblaster.org
similar model, about the same speed.
- Charlie
- http://www.gingerall.com/charlie-bin/get/webGA/act/charlie.act
Both the black box view and the way it works intrnally are similar
(judged from the description on the web pages), except that's a proxy
only (we can do that too, our server contains a http client).
- laml
- http://www.cs.auc.dk/~normark/laml/
Also scheme based and used in html creation.
- Tiki
- http://tikiwiki.sourceforge.net/
Taken as a black box, Tiki is a simillar workflow engine.
There's a lot of user interface ideas to draw from.
(The implementation is PHP, far from byzantine synchronization.)
still related but...
- xns
- http://www.xns.org
Some design work and promotion.
In June 2002 no apparent development since two years.
- one.world
- http://one.cs.washington.edu/tutorial/counter.html
Looks somehow simillar. Lot's of pointers. I need some time to look
into (which I'm not gonna have soon) and I would not want to write that
much code just for a counter. ;-)
- <bigwig>
- http://www.brics.dk/bigwig/
similar for web programming (judged from first web page) except that
it defines a proprietary language, which might be useful.