Hi,
I have been using Tcl on and off since 1995. During 2000/2001, I spent a few months doing Zope for Digital Creations (now called Zope Corp) working with the Python Labs folk. Python is cool, but Tcl fits my brain better.
I am a long time member of the original wiki community [L1 ] but I have been spending more time at this wiki lately.
If you want to drop me a note, my email address is [email protected].
TTFN
I am looking for a good minimal (wish based debugger). Wdebug is a 200 line late-night (unfinished) attempt at a such a beast.
Do you have List Comprehension envy?
When is a wiki code snippet too big to be a wiki code snippet (and should be placed elsewhere?). I dunno, try Config File Parser.
I'm discovering the joys of PostgresSQL after MySQL pains.
Here is a stab at emulating Closures in Tcl.
Tcl/Java/Jython/C -- oh my! TclBlend Roux
I like Jython quite a bit, but its a higher-level language (alternative) to Java, not a Java scripting language.
If I have to start using Java again, I need to collect some TclJava Tricks.
Paul Graham reject my solution to Accumulator Generators.
Tcl vs CplusPlus is a pointless rant. Or is it?
Street Programming is what makes Tcl so special.
Pondering a Macro Facility for Tcl.
Iterator using Closures is for the twisted.
Tuplespace Tuplespace Tuplespace -- this is way too much fun.
The Bob the Builder song... can't get it out of my head (help me).
A slight diversion: Mancala.
Company: Re-route Inc. has been acquired. I have moved on...
Experimenting with making Tcl safer (type safer) with Eiffel-like Invariants
09/10/03
It's been a while since I've posted here. Been living in the land of Perl for a while. I really should capture some comparative thoughts here. Like...
POE is Tcl?
Also Random Musings on Tcl vs Perl Network Programming