CSC 424: Programming Languages, Spring 2005

Resources

Java^TM

• Java Home Page
• Java Language Overview (the "buzzword" white paper)
• The Java Language Environment (an extension of the above with many more details and examples)
• Article about New Language Features in Java 5.0
• Eclipse (very nice, free, development environment for Java and other languages)
• The Java Tutorial
• Introduction to Programming Using Java
• Thinking in Java (downloadable textbook -- local copy)
• Java for C++ Programmers
• Another Java for C++ Programmers
• CodeRuler article, and documentation
• Moving Toward Object-Oriented Programming and Patterns
• Elementary Patterns: Strategy, Decorator, and Composite

Java-Related

• Groovy
  • Overview article
  • Design criticism
• Nice
  • Overview article
  • Language comparisons
• JavaScript
  • Overview article
  • ECMAScript Standard
• AspectJ
  • Overview article
  • Using AJDT

Haskell

• Haskell Home Page
• About Haskell
• Material from CSC 122, Spring 2003:
  • Introduction to Haskell
  • Programming with Haskell
  • Haskell Laboratory Exercise
• A Tutorial (PDF file), written by José Barros and João Almeida, University of Minho
• Another Tutorial (PDF file), written by Damir Medak and Gerhard Navratil, Technical University of Vienna
• The Hugs 98 Interpreter
• The Glasgow Haskell Compiler

Prolog

• Wikibook
• Introduction to Prolog
• A Tutorial, written by Anthony Aaby, Walla Walla College
• SWI-Prolog

Curry

• Curry Home Page
• WWW Interface to the PAKCS (Portland-Aachen-Kiel Curry System)
• Tutorial (long, plus an excellent set of slides)
• Demand-driven Search in Functional Logic Programs (PDF file), written by Michael Hanus, RWTH Aachen, and Pierre Réty, Université d'Orléans

Erlang

• Erlang Home Page
• Getting Started with Erlang
• Programming Examples

General

• Growing a Language (PDF file), written by Guy L. Steele Jr., Sun Microsystems Laboratories
• Advanced Programming Language Design (local copy)
• DyKnow Student Tip Sheet

DePauw University, Computer Science Department, Spring 2005
Maintained by Brian Howard (bhoward@depauw.edu). Last updated