New: 10Nov2013, updated 22Feb2024 (Some moved to 254:[] typos, plus added some). This page is in group Technology. This note on the Internet Archive‘s Wayback Machine: A reactive manifest Disclaimer Whether this note manifests itself as a manifest, remains to be manifested. Background I will in this blog try to critically analyse The Reactive Manifesto [1]. The […]

1Sep2013 – updated 19Feb2015 This page is in group Technology. This is a small contribution for software programmers who do concurrent programming. It is a naïve follow-up from a previous blog note: Pike & Sutter: Concurrency vs. Concurrency, meant to install a gut feeling of when blocking is not evil. Looking back I have discovered some milestones […]

New: 25July2013, updated 29Apr2024 This page is in groups Technology and My Go (golang) notes. Updates An aside on async/await 28Apr2024. Rob Pike, at GopherConAU 2023 gave a lecture called «What We Got Right, What We Got Wrong» (here). He talks about Go concurrency at 11.30. My point here is his aside on the increasingly popular async/await paradigm. […]

New 27Jan2013, updated 09Oct2023 This page is in groups Technology and Publishing. In this page I will jot down some experience with using WordPress. My general impression after many year’s usage is that it is excellent for my needs! Fold handling with Collapse-O-Matic plugin Expand All (for browser searching) Collapse All WordPress and www.one.com webhotel January […]

History: 12.sept.2007 [1] – updated 27Apr2023 This page is in group Technology. Wishes for a folding editor Intro This post is meant for us to collect thoughts. I would appreciate anyone to comment here, and hope that we could collectively bring about a spec for a new folding editor. Maybe a programmer would emerge, too? Folding […]

Published 31Dec2012, updated 30Nov2021 This page is in groups Technology, My Go (golang) notes and My XMOS pages. This blog note has been moved from http://oyvteig.blogspot.no/2012/04/045-nondeterministic-note-about.html. I have written a little about nondeterminism before [1], [2]. [1] is about Ada and the Ravenscar Profile for safety-critical systems. The newer note IEC 61508 and (safe?) concurrency also covers the matter somewhat. Observe that (non)determinsm […]

Also see Google Scholar «Øyvind Teig» here About These blogs are «mine», but I try to spice them with other people’s opinion as expressed to me, most often if people do reply to a mail. If so, I always ask for permission. The more I blog the more I realise that I am not a computer scientist, and […]