Invited Talk - Guy Steele

Why it was recommended

Excellent talk by Guy Steele explaining the history of maths/comp notations

Strong recommendationamar-laksh · Original2022-06

What it covers

Guy Steele's invited talk at Clojure/conj on the informal metanotation computer scientists use in papers to describe languages. He traces how this notation developed and. It is for someone who already knows the basic terms and wants the next step.

Video details

Channel

ClojureTV

Length

1 hr 7 min

Year

2017

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