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= APL Wiki Frontpage = ## ||<tablestyle="background:magenta; both; font-size:large; font-weight: bold; margin: 0.5em 0 1em 1em;"> /!\ || The APL wiki is currently available in read-only mode due to severe spamming attacks|| ## ||<tablestyle="background:magenta; both; font-size:large; font-weight: bold; margin: 0.5em 0 1em 1em;"> /!\ || The APL wiki will not be available on the 2015-11-30. We need a day for maintenance.|| ## Be careful about the following sentences in terms of wording and position - that's what is displayed by the search engines! This wiki is about the '''APL Programming Language''', one of the oldest (in terms of age) and youngest (in terms of concepts) of all programming languages. It is an interpreted language with built-in array capabilities and outstanding debugging features that makes the language an excellent choice for the [[WikiPedia:Agile_software_development|agile approach]]. APL is also the very first functional programming language ever. If you are curious about APL consider reading Bernard Legrand's excellent article [[http://www.vector.org.uk/archive/v231/legrand.htm|"APL - a Glimpse of Heaven"]] on [[http://www.vector.org.uk/|Vector]]. For news follow us on [[https://twitter.com |Twitter]]; just search for "aplwiki". |
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| Try APL online: [[http://tryapl.org]] |
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| [[AplOnYouTube|APL on YouTube]] | [[AplVideos | APL Videos]] |
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| [[NARS2000|Open Source APL: NARS2000]] | [[Open Source APL: NARS2000]] |
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| [[TestPage|Gain experience on the TestPage]] | [[HelpOnPageCreation|How to create a new page]] Gain experience on the [[http://sandbox.aplwiki.com|sandbox]] |
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== APL open source code library == * [[CategoryAplTree | APLTree: an APL Open Source Library]] - Software for many tasks and problems a programmer runs typically into. * [[CategoryDyalogUserCommands | UserCommands]] - Third-party user commands for Dyalog. |
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| ## ||<tablestyle="background:magenta; both; font-size:large; font-weight: bold; margin: 0.5em 0 1em 1em;"> /!\ The APL wiki is not be available currently due to maintenance work|| | * [[CategoryEssays|Essays]] - More text than code, these articles help you learn to think in APL * [[CategoryPuzzles|Puzzles]] - Problems to exhibit & strengthen your APL muscles * [[Articles]] - A collection of published articles on APL * [[BooksAndPublications|Books and publications]] * [[Studio]] - Basic examples of APL code * [[Examples]] and miscellaneous script files * [[CategoryShowCases|Show Cases]] |
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| ## ||<tablestyle="background:magenta; both; font-size:large; font-weight: bold; margin: 0.5em 0 1em 1em;"> /!\ The APL wiki will not be available on 2009-03-07 due to maintenance work|| | == Guides — Beginners guides, FAQs etc. == * [[PrimersAndTutorials| Primers and tutorials]] * [[FAQs]] - Frequently asked questions * [[CategoryTechnologies|Technologies]] - Web, database, interfaces * [[General]] |
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| = APL wiki Frontpage = | == APL community == |
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| ## Be careful about the following sentences - that's what is displayed by the search engines! This wiki is about the '''APL Programming Language''', one of the oldest (in terms of age) and youngest (in terms of concepts) of all programming languages. It is an interpreted language with built-in array capabilities and outstanding debugging features that makes the language a perfect choice for the [[WikiPedia:Agile_software_development|agile approach]]. |
* [[Community/Forums|Forums]] * [[Community/MailingLists|Mailing lists]] * [[Community/UserGroups|User groups]] * [[Community/WebResources| Other web resources]] - Web sites and user pages |
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| Other ways to address the APL wiki remain working for the time being, but they are depcrecated, and they won't work forever. | == Misc == |
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| ## TABULAR LAYOUT COPIED FROM THE J WIKI ||<^ rowbgcolor="#FFFFFF" style="border:none;" 50%> <<Include(/Column1)>> ||<^ style="border:none;" 50%> <<Include(/Column2)>> || ## * [:AboutApl:About APL] - APL? What is APL? ## * [:Guides:] - Beginners guides, FAQs, How-tos, etc. ## * Vendors ## * [:DyalogApl:Dyalog] ## * [:AplX:APLX] ## * [:APL2000:APL2000] ## * [:Apl2:APL2] ## * [:AplNext:APL Next] ## * ["SHARP APL"] ## * DevelopmentTools - What makes programmer's life easier ## * ShowCases - APL in action ## * [:CategoryPuzzles:Puzzles] - Problems and tasks to exhibit and strengthen your APL muscles ## * [:Articles:Articles] - A collection of articles on APL ## * Library - More code than text ## * [:Examples:Examples] - Code that might be useful to get something to work ## * [:Utils:Utilities] - Code you can copy as it is ## * [:Scripts:Scripts] - Classes and Namespace scripts ## * [:Frameworks:Frameworks] - Starting points for a new application ## * [:Phrases:Phrases] - expressions useful for every-day problems ## * [:Stories:Stories] - Who uses APL? Do you have to tell a story? Please add yourself to the growing community of APL users. ## * [:AplHistory:APL's History] ## * [:Links:Links] - Links to other APL-related sites |
* [[Misc/Vendors|Vendors]] * [[Misc/SupportedPlatforms|Supported Platforms]] * [[Misc/Training|Training]] - Sources offering workshops and/or courses * [[DevelopmentTools | Development Tools]] to make your work easier * [[Misc/Articles|Articles]] - Where the focus is not on APL, but APL is used somehow |
APL Wiki Frontpage
This wiki is about the APL Programming Language, one of the oldest (in terms of age) and youngest (in terms of concepts) of all programming languages. It is an interpreted language with built-in array capabilities and outstanding debugging features that makes the language an excellent choice for the agile approach. APL is also the very first functional programming language ever.
If you are curious about APL consider reading Bernard Legrand's excellent article "APL - a Glimpse of Heaven" on Vector.
For news follow us on Twitter; just search for "aplwiki".
APL open source code library
APLTree: an APL Open Source Library - Software for many tasks and problems a programmer runs typically into.
UserCommands - Third-party user commands for Dyalog.
APL in action
Essays - More text than code, these articles help you learn to think in APL
Puzzles - Problems to exhibit & strengthen your APL muscles
Articles - A collection of published articles on APL
Studio - Basic examples of APL code
Examples and miscellaneous script files
Guides — Beginners guides, FAQs etc.
FAQs - Frequently asked questions
Technologies - Web, database, interfaces
APL community
Other web resources - Web sites and user pages
Misc
Training - Sources offering workshops and/or courses
Development Tools to make your work easier
Articles - Where the focus is not on APL, but APL is used somehow