The source code for the Apple II version of the LOGO programming language has been found! This is a significant discovery for computer history enthusiasts and those interested in the early days of programming education. The code was found on an old floppy disk and has been preserved and made available online.
MetaHTML is a web-programming language for creating various web-applications, from a web-page to a game. It's being ported to modern GNU/Linux systems and aims to be compatible with the latest versions of its dependencies. The page provides links to the project's homepage, downloads, support, bug tracking, task management, news, mailing lists, source code, and membership information.
The original INTERCAL-72 compiler source code, as both scans and transcriptions, has been rediscovered and is now available. The article details the history of INTERCAL, its influence on esolangs, and the process of getting the original compiler running on a modern system.
After constructing the graph to model the repository, it is amenable to standard graph algorithms. For this approach, we’ll turn to a popular algorithm for identifying the “key” elements of a graph called betweenness centrality. This algorithm assigns an integer score to each vertex; the higher the score, the more “central” the vertex. A vertex score is incremented if it falls on the shortest path between any two other vertices in the graph.
