Here are scans of the hard-copies of every Forth Dimensions magazine ever published. (via LtU)
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S24 FORTHdrive
Saturday, June 28, 2008
This article led me to IntellaSys, which offers this tiny little 24-core CPU that runs Forth code!
colorForth
Saturday, June 28, 2008
colorForth is a redesign of [Forth] for the 21st century. It also draws upon a 20-year evolution of minimal instruction-set microprocessors. Now implemented on modern PCs, it runs stand-alone without an operating system. Applications are recompiled from source with a simple optimizing compiler. It is the child of Chuck Moore, the creator of Forth.
Why you should learn Forth
Sunday, April 20, 2008
One mans vision, alternately it could be called “A Teaser for Forth”! Forth and Lisp sound philosophically quite similar, though in Lisp you can’t do things as wild as redefining the number one! This is a yet another great read that will make you want to learn Forth.
Why you might want to learn FORTH
Saturday, February 9, 2008
You may or may have not heard about the programming language Forth, but if you have heard about it, you are very likely to have heard about it from some very happy, passionate Forth developers! The best advocacy/introduction/tutorial I’ve ever read about Forth is located in the beginning of source code for this Forth interpreter! [...]
Unlock Forth on the OLPC XO
Monday, January 7, 2008
A week or so ago I ended up on “Luke’s Weblog” reading an article about Forth on the OLPC XO. The OLCP Wiki has got Forth Lessons for everyone to enjoy. Forth is a pretty neat language! You may have noticed that although access to the Forth shell is explained on this page, it doesn’t [...]