21. References New Insights into Partial Evaluation The Schism Experiment. European Symposiumon programming, 1988. scriptx scriptx. Kaleida Labs, Inc 1995. original. http://www.cs.cmu.edu/~spot/dag/bib.html

Mark Leone maintains a programming languages research nexus References Alpha Richard L Sites. Alpha AXP architecture. CACM Appel Andrew Appel. Compiling with Continuations . Cambridge University Press 1992. Apply L G C Hamey, J A Webb, I-Chien Wu. An Architecture Independent Programming Language for Low-Level Vision. Computer Vision, Graphics, and Image Processing Blit Rob Pike, Bart Locanthi, John Reiser. Hardware/Software Trade-offs for Bitmap Graphics on the Blit. Software-Practice and Experience Cellang Cellang. ? 1995. original chip-architecture-intro John L Hennessy, David A Patterson. Computer Architecture: A Quantitative Approach . Morgan Kaufmann 1990. CLtL Guy Steele. Common Lisp the Language . Digital Press 1990. original cmix Lars Ole Andersen. Program Analysis and Specialization for the C Programming Language . DIKU 1994. collection-oriented-languages Jay M Sipelstein, Guy E Blelloch. Collection-Oriented Languages. Proceedings of the IEEE Charles Consel. Binding Time Analysis for Higher Order Untyped Functional Languages. ACM Conference on Lisp and Functional Programming DCG Dawson Englar, Todd Proebsting. DCG: An Efficient, Retargetable Dynamic Code Generation System.

22. David Williams Kaleida Labs, Inc. Mountain View, CA, July 1994Dec 1995. Staff Engineer.Senior engineer developing the scriptx multimedia programming language. http://www.djw.org/djw/resume/resume.html

David Williams www.djw.org djw@djw.org Objective To make great software that people really like using, and in the process to build a great company that people like working for. Areas of specialty I have worked in many areas: web technology, handheld computing, user interface, object oriented design, programming tools, languages, multi-media, database technologies, etc. My key skills and interests include: Mobile gadgets and platforms: PDA, phones, smart phones, hybrid (PalmOS, EPOC, RIM, WinCE, BREW). Building Web technology: browsers, [X]HTML, JavaScript, etc.. User Interface Design (aesthetics, usability) and Technology (X/Motif, Windows, MacOS, AWT/JFC, PalmOS). Programming Systems and Language design (OO, 3GL, and Visual). Digital Audio, MIDI, etc.. Database (OODBMS and RDBMS: ObjectStore, Oracle, HP ALLBASE). UNIX, DOS/Windows(3.1, 95, NT), MacOS, C/C++, Java. Work experience AvantGo, Inc. San Mateo, CA, May 1998-Present. Chief Engineer, July 2002-Present. Manager, Browser Engineering, July 2001-June 2002.

23. Web Programming Surveys current and planned languages and interfaces for developing World Wide Web based applications; Category Computers programming Languages Directories...... scriptx, a multimedia objectoriented programming language, was the principal technologyproduced by Kaleida Labs, a joint venture of IBM and Apple started http://www.objs.com/survey/lang.htm

Web Programming Languages Table of Contents Introduction Characteristics of Web Programming Languages Languages and Interfaces Introduction This document surveys current and planned languages and interfaces for developing World Wide Web based applications prefaced by a discussion of the characteristics of such languages. The principal goal of creating this document was to identify the various languages currently in use and to provide some insight into the context in which each language is used. Secondarily, the authors sought some insight into the directions that Web programming was going, especially in the context of the intense publicity surrounding Sun's Java. This document does not attempt to provide in-depth tutorials on these languages and systems. It attempts to be complete in its listing of alternatives. References are provided to more information about each. Our intent is to keep this document current if it proves useful. General purpose programming languages (e.g. C, C++, Objective-C, Pascal, COBOL, FORTRAN) have not been included in this survey unless there are specific uses of those languages for web programming other than conventional development of clients and servers. In most cases, only variants of such languages specialized for web programming are included here, and, in such cases, are generally listed by the variants' names. Almost as soon as this effort was started, other similar efforts were encountered. The list that follows is a partial listing of the efforts encountered and used to compile this document.

24. MILK: The Glossary It is Danfuzz's favorite movie. (More info) scriptx A programming language, classlibrary, and runtime environment developed by Kaleida Labs from 1992 to 1995. http://www.milk.com/glossary/

Milk : The Glossary These are some useful terms to know with respect to this website. Some are even generally useful, but YMMV barcode A printed symbol intended to be read by a computer, used for a variety of purposes, such as product identification at a point-of-sale and tracking items in a warehouse. (More info) Brandon Smith An erstwhile hanger-outer on #dnalounge . He has a spigot and knows how to use it. (More info) chick pea flour Flour made by grinding up dried chick peas. Also known as "garbanzo flour." (More info) The name of Danfuzz's cat, if he ever gets one. chocolate in-betweens A bar-type cookie consisting of bottom and top layers of buttery oatmeal cookie surrounding a layer of chewy oozy chocolate. This is Danfuzz's favorite baked dessert. (More info) chocolate milk A tasty beverage made by mixing milk with sugar and cocoa. coffee milk A tasty beverage made by mixing milk with sugar and coffee. Higher quality coffee milk is made from coffee concentrate (as opposed to simply from normal strength coffee). comfortron The general name for a fold-out chair-bed thing or a combination of several such things. Comfortrons usually exist in one of three configurations: chair, bed, or comfort (the last also called "the full-on comfortron configuration").

25. Daily Spectrum: Morph's Outpost Interactive Media News It's designed to enable the selfteaching of scriptx basics and delivers thetools to integrate scriptx's object-oriented programming concepts and next http://www.3dsite.com/3dsite/cgi/publications/daily-spectrum/issue96.html

Daily Spectrum: Morph's Outpost Interactive Media News October 5, 1995 Back Issues Net Day Homepage Today's Top Story Kaleida Labs Bundles ScriptX for Educators In the Infogroove Enteractive Announces Sweepstakes to Boost CD-ROM Customer Registration Deals Developer's ToolBox TEN Releases Software Development Kit for Online Gaming Microsoft Launches Multimedia CD-ROM Training Series for Software Developers, Will Make it Available on MSN, Too Webmeister HP Launches WWW Newsletter, First Issue Features Articles on Infogroove Technology Architext Software Launches New WWW Search Site, Excite Redesigned Lycos Adds Advertising, Java Animation Support Digerati Illuminati Open Market Beefs Up Staff, Adds Internet Specialists Happenings MIT Hosts Free Conference on the Future of Media Studies F.Y.I. The Legend of Morph About Morph's Outpost on the Digital Frontier Kaleida Labs Bundles ScriptX for Educators kaleida.directkaleida.com http://www.kaleida.com/ Enteractive Announces Sweepstakes to Boost CD-ROM Customer Registration TEN Releases Software Development Kit for Online Gaming (4 Oct 95) The Total Entertainment Network (TEN) released a software development kit (SDK) targeted to developers who want to make their games playable on TEN's upcoming online service. The kit consists of libraries which handle the client-server communications and APIs which link each game to TEN's user interface. The APIs also administer game setup and player statistics. In the announcement that found its way to the Outpost today, the company said, "As content partners, developers earn online royalties while TEN takes care of billing, customer support, server maintenance, game matching, and all of the issues involved in creating a thriving online community," Contact:

26. Distributed Computation Scheme 48 appears well suited to the Web and is executed by an abstractmachine; Scheme programming; scriptx, Kaleida IBM/Apple joint venture? http://www.base.com/gordoni/web/distribution.html

Distributed Computation Last updated June 27, 1995. I am interested in making the Web programmable. The phrase "Turing-complete Web space" is a succinct encapsulation of this desire. See also separate Web Technology and Beyond pages on: Naming Functional programming Languages See also: W3C: On Distributed Objects and Mobile Code Programming Language Research The Language List The Free Compilers List In the language wars implementation quality wins out over design elegance every time. Here is a list of languages that either already do or in the future may support distributed computation: Obliq , Luca Cardelli, DEC, looks like a nice language Obliq Paper Safe Tcl, John Ousterhout , Sun Sun's plans a note from John Ousterhout Safe-tcl source, specs, interesting language design papers Implemented using a pair of interpreters Untrusted interpreter is a striped down interpreter that executes all the untrusted code Trusted interpreter exports user defined extension routines known to be safe to the untrusted interpreter Able to dynamically load new extension modules from a trusted ftp server into the trusted interpreter, thus making the new functionality available to the untrusted interpreter

27. Michael E. Cohen's Resume LP (October 1994 August 1996) Led application programming and interface designprocess for Robert Winter's Crazy for Ragtime, a scriptx-based multimedia title http://members.aol.com/lymond/mecresume.html

Michael E. Cohen E-mail: lymond@aol.com (Internet) Employment Interactive Media Specialist/Webmaster UCLA Humanities Computing Facility (July 1998 - present) Develop interactive instructional materials for a variety of disciplines in the Humanities; design and maintain departmental websites; maintain streaming media server; consult on instructional and research projects requiring interactive or web-based components. Technical Writer/Interactive Design Consultant/Webmaster Freelance (February 1998 - present) Develop documentation for nightkitchen L.L.C. interactive book authoring and presentation package, TK3; consult on design of TK3; implement and maintain website for Runway Non-Linear. Webmaster/Information Systems Manager/Interactive Design Consultant Clarity/Runway Non-Linear (September 1996 - January 1998) Developed, implemented, and maintained website for non-linear digital-video rental company. Maintained and expanded internal information systems for two companies. Provided interactive design expertise for IBM EPCOT attraction. Interactive Design Architect Calliope Media, L.P. (October 1994 - August 1996)

28. 404 - File Not Found has been modified extensively to suit the needs of multimedia programming, whereit to replace the Language K component of AMT with a product called scriptx. http://www.elj.com/eiffel/rb/eiffel-like-language-aml/

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29. Multimedia Platforms - E. Kaleida And ScriptX It is developing scriptx, a crossplatform multimedia programming language and objectlibrary, now beta testing and designed to make multi-platform software http://ibis.nott.ac.uk/guidelines/ch11/chap1-1-E-4.html

E. Kaleida and ScriptX Kaleida Labs Inc is another Apple/IBM joint venture. It is developing ScriptX , a cross-platform multimedia programming language and object library, now beta testing and designed to make multi-platform software development much easier. The vision behind ScriptX is briefly this: that applications can be created on any of the supported authoring platforms (Mac, Windows OS/2 and UNIX ) and, irrespective of which one a particular application was created on, it can be played back on any platform for which runtimes exist (currently Mac, Windows OS/2 UNIX and certain consumer devices). ScriptX is not an authoring system, and Kaleida is not currently planning to develop one for it. However, Apple's recently announced multimedia authoring environment SpecialK will apparently be able to output ScriptX . Macromedia (the producers of Authorware Professional and Macromind Director ) has also announced support for ScriptX , and the language has been endorsed by all the hardware manufacturers who have joined the Kaleida Hardware Alliance, including Apple, IBM, Hitachi, Toshiba, Mitsubishi and Creative Technologies.

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31. Lymond At Mac.com - Wandering Path LP (October 1994– August 1996) Led application programming and interface designprocess for Robert Winter's Crazy for Ragtime, a scriptxbased multimedia http://homepage.mac.com/lymond/wandering_path.html

Lymond at Mac.com (built ram tough) The Wandering Path Michael E. Cohen Santa Monica, CA lymond@mac.com Employment Interactive Media Specialist/Webmaster Develop interactive instructional materials for a variety of disciplines in the Humanities; design and maintain departmental websites; maintain streaming media servers; consult on instructional and research projects requiring interactive or web-based components. Technical Writer/Interactive Design Consultant/Webmaster Develop documentation for nightkitchen L.L.C. interactive book authoring and presentation package, TK3; consult on design of TK3; implement and maintain website for Runway Non-Linear. Webmaster/Information Systems Manager/Interactive Design Consultant Developed, implemented, and maintained website for non-linear digital-video rental company. Maintained and expanded internal information systems for two companies. Provided interactive design expertise for IBM EPCOT attraction. Interactive Design Architect Led application programming and interface design process for Robert Winter's Crazy for Ragtime, a ScriptX-based multimedia title; project required close working relationship with Kaleida/Apple ScriptX development team in order to refine and debug ScriptX player technology. Co-designed and implemented Director-based interactive game component for Itzhak Perlman Interactive Tchaikovsky title. Investigated new multimedia technologies and platforms Programmer/Consultant Software design consultant on consumer-level digital video editing system (Quick Video System). Designed user interfaces for video editing applications, developed system architecture and production schedule for Quick Video System application and template suites, evaluated emerging desktop video technologies.

32. BYTE.com by IBM and Apple, is looking at September for the release of software developmentkits based on scriptx, the company's objectoriented programming language for http://www.byte.com/art/9407/sec4/sec4.htm

Search BYTE.com Write to Byte Editorial Calendar Categories Previous Editions Columns Features Print Archives About Us Byte Editorial Staff Advertise with Byte Privacy Policy Free E-mail Newsletter from BYTE.com Byte.com Update Text only July 1994 Borland Readies dBase, Takes Aim at Microsoft In the battle of PC databases, both Microsoft and Borland have set their sights on having it all - by Stan Miastkowski WordPerfect Enters Paperless-Document Arena What was once a small club is turning into a crowd. - by Lauren S. Thompson The Best of Interop+Networld Interop runners-up Applications: the InterAp applications suite for accessing the Internet, California Software ((714) 729-4224); the Zip Office Server for Lotus Organizer and cc:Mail, which links scheduling systems across LANs to IBM PROFS and OfficeVision, Attachmate ((416) 979-1380). High-Speed 1394 Train Still at the Station Hardly anyone talks much about the "plug" half of "plug and play" when the subject turns to making PCs easier to use. - by Christopher O'Malley 1-2-3 Proves DOS Isn't Dead Lotus Development isn't letting 1-2-3 for DOS die in the shadow of its Windows spreadsheet.

33. Programming Languages Book programming Languages Book. ActiveX. Ada. APL. AppleScript. Assembly. Awk. BASIC.BETA. C . SAS. Scheme. ScriptEase. Scripting Languages. scriptx. SDL. SETL. Smalltalk.SQL. UML. http://www.artistactoractress.com/programming_book/

Programming Languages Book ActiveX Ada APL AppleScript ... Book ActorActressGallery.com ArtistActorActress.com CalvaryMusic.Org Cheap Consumer Electronics Bill88.com Link-Web.Net

34. Dictionary Of Programming Languages - Master List Scheme, 12/97, Lexically scoped variant of Lisp, MIT, 1975. scriptx, Maybe, Scriptinglanguage for PCs. SeeDo, maybe, Visual programming system for AI research, 1997. http://cgibin.erols.com/ziring/cgi-bin/cep/cep.pl?_get=epl_masterlist.phtml

35. Ss.htm See programming languages, scripting; scriptx Character Simulation with scriptx A generalpurpose framework for dynamic behavior. (A. Reznik), Nov94, 76; http://www.cstone.net/~bachs/ddj/ss.htm

S-100 Bus clock, real-time, designing for ( A.D. Wilcox Interfacing to S-100/IEEE 696 Microcomputers , by Sol Libes and Mark Garetz [review] (G.W. Jolly), May82, 56 modem, U.S. Robotics' S-100 [review] (M. McKillip), Feb84, 70 modem, U.S. Robotics' S-100 [review] ( R. Blum Winchester hard disk, attaching to (O. Goldman), Oct83, 71; Dec83, 10 S: an introduction, in "Object-Oriented Programming in S" (R. Calaway), Oct95, 44; comments, and related web site, Apr2000, 10 S [subset-of-C scripting language] ( A. Stevens ), May89, 117; re-written in C++, Feb2000, 110 Sagan, Carl, libel suit against Apple Computer [News Brief], DU-Dec94, 1 Sanscript, overview, with examples, in "Visual Programming and Assistive Technology" (D. Lafever), Aug99, 32 Sassenrath, Carl, bio notes, and as Rebol designer ( M. Swaine Satan (Security Administrator Tool for Analyzing Networks) ( J. Erickson ), Jun95, 6; comments, Nov95, 12 Sather brief notes on, in "The Object d'Art" [report from the fifth Technology of Object-Oriented Languages and Systems conference] (M. Floyd), Oct91, 52 linked list class demo in [with versions in 11 other languages], in "Comparing Object-Oriented Languages" (M. Floyd), Oct93, 104; Jul95, 10

36. Av.htm in Character Simulation with scriptx (A. Reznik), Nov94, 78; Latin America A BoomMarket Waiting to Happen?, DUNov94, 1; The Liana programming Language, Oct93 http://www.cstone.net/~bachs/ddj/av.htm

Vaidyanathan, Shankar Multitasking Fortran and Windows NT, WS/93, 21 Symmetric Multiprocessing for PCs (with J. Norwood), Jan94, 80 Vaingast, Shai DOS for Embedded Systems: Interrupt Latencies (with E. Cohen), Jan2001, 138 A Technical Overview of Penpoint, Nov91, 16 App Frameworks in a Post-MFC World, DU-Jun95, 1 Component Object Wars Heat Up, DU-May94, 1 DDJ Handprinting Recognition Contest Wrap-up, Jan93, 52 Debugging Windows Applications, Nov93, 78 The Dr. Dobb's Handprinting Recognition Contest, Jul92, 60 EDITORIAL, C++92 Fanning the Flames, in "The Changing Landscape of Software Development," Jan91, 96R Finding String Distances, Apr92, 56 Here's the Internet, Where's the Money?, DU-May95, 1 Implementing Interoperable Objects, IOSR, 62 In Search of Best Practices, DU-Nov95, 1 The Internet: Here Today, DU-Aug94, 1 Introducing Interoperable Objects, IOSR, 4 Introducing ScriptX [sidebar], in "Character Simulation with ScriptX" (A. Reznik), Nov94, 78 Latin America: A Boom Market Waiting to Happen?, DU-Nov94, 1 The Liana Programming Language, Oct93, 50

37. Don Hopkins: Don Hopkins Logo. Dylan. Sk8. scriptx. Forth. Cellular Automata Machines. 6502 Assembly. 68k.SPARC. x86. MMX. PowerPC. AltiVec. Network programming. Distributed Objects. http://www.donhopkins.com/

Don Hopkins: Don Hopkins home news search Guest Log in Join Status: published View Don Hopkins DHopkins@DonHopkins.com Welcome! Hello and welcome! This is Don Hopkins' web site, powered by Zope , implemented Python As with any name, there are many different people named Don Hopkins. If you're another one of us, then welcome to the club, and please introduce yourself! I'll be glad to link to your web page from this site, or even host it on my server. About Don Hopkins I'm a user interface designer, graphics programmer, game developer, tool builder, technical writer, web publisher, empirical researcher, and interactive video artist. Goals I'm currently looking to work with interesting, motivated people on challenging, worthwhile, exciting projects, that break new ground and effect the world in positive ways. I realistically aim to advance the state of the art in user interface design, interactive games, programming language and component architecture, by creating fun, efficient, easy-to-use software systems that appeal to a wide range of users. References and portfolio available upon request. ConnectedTV David Levitt and are working together on an exciting consumer product for Palms and other handheld devices called ConnectedTV ! It's a universal remote control integrated with a personalized TV guide, with spam filtering and categorization. It's also especially useful for organizing and playing your music collection, and controling home automation. You can hold in one hand and operate it without a pen, and it features

38. W3C: On Mobile Code Aglets The Aglets Library programming Mobile Agents in Java(tm) GOMscript interpretedC++-like language scriptx Nifty multimedia system, ala Macromind Director http://www.w3.org/MobileCode/

OOP Mobile Code Most network protocols address the issue of heterogenous hardware platforms, including byte order of multi-byte integer representations. But an emerging technique for distributing applications involves "mobile code" code that can be transmitted across the network and executed on the other end. Mobile Code Systems Each of the following systems presents technology that can be used to distribute applications across the web. We evaluate them with respect to Design Issues for Hypermedia Applications Development Inferno From lucent. Lots of Plan9 heritage. Limbo is their language for distributed apps, though inferno is a whole system: protocols, APIs, ... Java evaluation Java is a programming language similar in syntax to C++, but similar in other ways to Smalltalk and Objective C. The system includes a bytecode compiler and a virtual machine runtime. The runtime is typesafe and supports a form of secure loading, so that code from untrusted sources can be added dynamically. The demonstration app for Java HotJava is a complete web browser. It demonstrates that (1) the Java interpreter has reasonable performance, and (2) the Java class library is relatively complete, including the Abstract Window Toolkit and thread-aware network I/O.

39. End User Programming Top Computers Computer Science End User programming. AppleScript (3);JavaScript (10); Python (6); scriptx (1). CGI Common Gateway Interface (15); http://www.webworldindex.com/html/Computers_/Computer_Science_/End_User_Programm

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40. Kaleida ScriptX The language itself is a full objectoriented programming environment with a distinctSmalltalk and C++ flavor. While the entire scriptx system enables one to http://web.media.mit.edu/~stefan/masters/node7.html

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