The last post that I wrote was about a Haskell Interpreter, I don't know how but now... I'm remembering about my first programming steps , they where using a Sigma Commodore 16 ( http://www.old-computers.com/museum/computer.asp?c=97) , come on I'm not an old person :P I was a kid in those days... I was 6-7 years old, that computer had a built-in BASIC interpreter, ohh my good,"for each line type a number and after type a command..." well it was good for me when I was a newbie programmer.
Many years after in the Elementary School I had a subject (Computing :P) and there I began to learn Structural Programming... with LOGO (http://el.media.mit.edu/logo-foundation/logo/index.html) a nice Turtle pointer that "walk" and "draw" lines, circles and other basic graphics functions. And then well my "new year" :P purpose is to make a new interpreter but using Mono, C#, and GTK#. It will be a interesting project... only with a educational goal.
I have started to search some projects about the LOGO and I've found
http://xlogo.free.fr/index-eshtml
http://klogoturtle.sourceforge.net/
http://lcs.www.media.mit.edu/groups/el/projects/circles/turtles.html
http://el.media.mit.edu/logo-foundation/logo/index.html
http://http.cs.berkeley.edu/%7Ebh/
Maybe they can provide the experience about programing a LOGO interpreter again the main source of information is the Linux Community Mailing List linuxipn@googlegroups.com.
Victor Romero
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que tal victor soy yo molestando de nuevo,es una sugerencia que puede ser facilemnte ignorada, por que no postea salgo al respecto de las aplicaciones empresariales como dynaware o algunas erp crm para los novatos a manera general, bueno t felicito por tu espacio y mucha suerte (y)
Hola,
Proximamente escribire mas de CRM's, ERP's, y todas estas cosillas, estoy trabajando en ellos sobre todo para tratar de explicar mas el proyecto Nibble ERP.
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