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Excellent tutorial! (Score:2)
This has motivated me to install the Münster Curry compiler [uni-muenster.de], a Haskell implementation of the Haskell-Prolog hybrid language Curry [uni-kiel.de].
I suspect it'll be a lot of fun reading about it. As for application programming, it seems that much of the semantic web stuff -- RDF in particular -- corresponds closely to logic programming models, so that might be a good vector to explain to people.
Re:Excellent tutorial! - could it all be one page (Score:1)
Is it possible to have the slides published as PDF or a single HTML page, so I can print them and read them/attempt to understand them ?
I expect there are probably a lot of good reasons not to (maybe I should download the modules instead), but having the ability to do some logic programming in Perl would be cool beyond comprehension (caveat knowing when to use, caveat backtracking cost etc).
Thank you very mu
Re:Excellent tutorial! - could it all be one page (Score:2)
Try Print Preview. The slides are all on one page and it should print as one document. It's just Javascript that makes it look like multiple pages.
If you find yourself using logic programming for your code, let me know. I'd be curious to find more examples of how people are using it.
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