I am pleased to announce that I will be speaking about testing at Monadic Party.

With the two new cursors as defined in the previous posts about nonempty cursors and text field cursors we can take the next step towards making a Purely Functional Semantic Forests Editor like Smos. In this post we will write a simple purely functional text editor using brick, building on the previous single-line text editor: picosmos.

Because of my focus on health last year, I have heard one particular phrase a lot. It is a phrase that I have to respond to before writing any more about my quitting list. The phrase in question is "Everything in moderation". I have a lot of time to think about it, and the conclusion is that this phrase is just nonsense.

This week's blog post was written for FPComplete. Head over to their blog for the full post.

This is the fourth post in a series about cursors. It prepares the right data structure to write a simple text editor

Disclaimer: cursor is a library based off the concepts outlined in this blog post. It originated in the work on smos, a Purely Functional Semantic Editor.