Apparently, social medias like Twitter is all the rage these days. It’s been used to convey critical information in emergency situations, helped revolutions in suppressed governments, and now it’s finally time to overthrow the corrupt imperative languages that have grown fat on the labors of the working class…. Kidding – some of my best friends are imperative languages! I have however started a Twitter account in relation with the blog with the intent to a) troll imperative languages, b) post code-snippets within the character limit that accomplishes something cool. I’ve currently implemented:
- An interpreter for pure Prolog that handles built-in predicates.
- Insertion sort.
- Quick sort, with the help of DCG’s.
- Bubble sort.
All just for fun, of course. Don’t try this at home unless you’re sure you’re able to use cryptic variable/predicate names and abuse all the language features that normally allows one to write readable, concise source code.
The Blogging of Prolog 