SICPers

Episode 11: The Monocle Math-Myth

Podcast episode 11: The Monocle Math-Myth is actually over at https://sicpers.info/podcast/2333/. I'm now posting directly to my site, not podbean, so look for episodes at https://sicpers.info/podcast/ and point your podcatcher to https://sicpers.info/podcast/feed/. I’ll update iTunes etc. soon. Thanks for listening!

Episode 10: Build systems

This episode is all about build systems! Full show notes.

Episode 9: Design by Contract

I talk about my experience with design by contract and my two implementations, in ObjC/Swift and Java. Full show notes.

Episode 8: Message in a bottle

In this episode, I investigate how messaging works in Smalltalk-80 and other languages. I don't talk about how OOP is realised in Lisp using generic functions, but do set further reading for those interested: The Art of the Metaobject Protocol.

Episode 7: A touch of class

I'm building support for classes in the Amiga-Smalltalk Virtual Machine today, so that's what is on my mind.
If you missed episode 6, it's over on Youtube.
The podcast is now in the iTunes Store!

It lives! (Kinda)

Amiga-Smalltalk now works on an Amiga! I describe the journey to a working port. Full show notes

Episode 4: do you C what I C?

We're getting closer to running Amiga-Smalltalk actually on an Amiga. Full show notes

Episode 3: Graham's so basic

What did programming on a microcomputer with a 6809 CPU and 32k of RAM teach me about reading code? Full show notes

Episode 2: From Programming to Software Engineering

Graham discusses the experience of taking on a project that has been started by an enthusiastic novice and getting ready to engineer changes.
Full show notes: https://www.sicpers.info/2020/04/sicpers-podcast-episode-two/

Episode 1: Amiga-Smalltalk

Graham describes what he's learned about object-oriented programming and memory management from the beginning of his project to write a Smalltalk-80 implementation.
Full show notes: https://www.sicpers.info/2020/04/sicpers-podcast-episode-one/