User:GarveyPatrickD/Plain English/Plain English/Raw Sources

Plain English Sources

These are the links I've found that provided the information to write a page about the Plain English IDE and Compiler.

Creators

• Gerry Rzeppa (Father)
• Dan Rzeppa (Son)

Copyright Owner

• The Osmosian Order
  • The Osmosian Order of Plain English Programmers Brochure
    • The Osmosian Manifesto
  • Wordpress Blog
    In chronological order:
    • 2018
      • 05
        • 01 A Solution to the Fatal Flaw in Relational Database Systems
        • 02 Fractal Forests
        • 02 Plain English Programming — Is a Picture Worth 1000 Words?
        • 03 Robotics
        • 03 A WYSIWYG Document Editor
        • 04 Musings on the “A” in “AI”
        • 04 Robotics
        • 05 Plain English Programming — Smoothing Polygons
        • 05 Kobayashi Maru Primes
        • 06 Plain English Programming — Nested IFs
        • 06 Plain English Programming — The Malevolent Mathemagician
        • 07 Parsing with Riders
        • 07 Plain English Programming — Jackson Pollock’s Alphabet Soup
        • 08 Random Numbers
        • 08 Sierpinski & Koch
        • 09 The Travelling Salesman
        • 09 A Jigsaw Puzzle
        • 10 Anagrams
        • 11 The Amazing MultiMaze
        • 12 Painting Like Monet
        • 13 Bresenham’s Circle Drawing Algorithm
        • 14 Hiding in Plain Sight
        • 14 Sudoku Solver
        • 15 Teaching Kids to Program
        • 16 Plain English Programming

IDE including Compiler

Creator supplied

• cal-3040 2006/08/14
  • EBNF
  • instructions
• cal-4700 2017/01/27

GitHub

• /GerryRzeppa/osmosian cal-3040
• /Folds/osmosian cal-3040 (Unauthorized)
• /elenderg/Portugues-Puro cal-4700 Translated to Portuguese

Forums

AnandTech

• Natural Language Programming: Good Idea? Yes Maybe No
• Conversational Storytelling with JavaScript
• Natural Language Programming -- English and/or Español
• Learning programming
• Official Free Tools Thread | Plain English contribution
• Plain English Programming (2013)
• Do You Approve the Plain English?

Arduino

• Plain English Programming

comp.compilers

• Writing A Plain English Compiler
• Re: A Plain English Compiler

GeeksForGeeks

• The Malevolent Mathemagician | Natural Language Programming
• Creating WYSIWYG Document Editor | Natural Language Programming
• A Kobayashi Maru Approach to Finding Primes
• Sorting | Natural Language Programming
• Natural Language Programming — Teaching Kids
• Natural Language Programming

Interactive Fiction Community Forum

• Writer wanted for a “Conversational Storytelling” project
• Inform system developers, do you approve the Plain English Programming?

Parallax Forums

• Plain English Programming

PC Control Limited

• Automated Maze solver using a servo hawk
  • photo 09 - definitions
  • photo 10 - low-level helper routines
  • photo 11 - mid-level helper routines
  • photo 12 - high-level helper routines
  • photo 13 - main routine
  • photo 14 - terminal output

Quora

• Why do some programmers write their own compilers?
• What is the most interesting Python algorithm in less than ten lines of code?
• Is there any way to write genuine self-modifying code in Windows?
• How can I write a Python program where a bunch of students will be assigned thesis themes using the FIFO method?
• How do computers execute if statements to the core machine code and opcodes?
• How can I draw the flag of a country in C#? (beginner)
• Is it wise to ask query like why curly braces are preferred in C instead of opening and closing bracket when writing functions, or we just need to memorize that as a random rule? Is there any book which deals with such miscellaneous things about C?
• How would I go about creating dots and boxes in Java?
• How can I write a menu-driven program to perform the following operations on the stack using array- a (i) Push (ii) Pop (iii) Peek?
• How do I make a countdown and when it finishes, it shows a text in coding? I want to add a picture as a border or what else to countdown.

Successor Project

• The Hybrid Programming Language - Plain English with snippets of formulas and graphics where needed