Links

• ​Try APL - APL is an array-oriented programming language that will change the way you think about problems and data.

• ​J for C Programmers (HN)

• ​Implementing a bignum calculator - Rob Pike (2014)​

• ​My Life with Array Languages (2005)​

• ​Lessons from APL, a “lost” language (2014)​

• ​Beating C with Dyalog APL: wc​

• ​APL and J (2015) (HN)

• ​Kenneth E. Iverson: An Autobiographical Essay (2004) (HN)

• ​Functional Programming in Joy and K (2005)​

• ​Language as an intellectualtool: From hieroglyphicsto APL (1991)​

• ​April - APL programming language (a subset thereof) compiling to Common Lisp. (HN)

• ​APL a Day​

• ​Ode to J​

• ​Is APL Dead? Not anymore (2020) (HN)

• ​A Dictionary of APL (1987) (Lobsters) (PDF)

• ​APL Since 1978 (HN)

• ​APL In Exposition by K. E. Iverson (1972)​

• ​An APL Machine (1970) (Lobsters)

• ​Compiling APL to JavaScript (Lobsters)

• ​J Notation as a Tool of Thought (2020) (Lobsters) (HN)

• ​BQN - APL Variant from Marshall Lochbaum. (HN)

• ​A look at the J language: the fine line between genius and insanity (2012) (HN)

• ​Convolutional Neural Networks in APL (2019)​

• ​NumPy another Iverson Ghost (2018) (HN)

• ​MicroKanren in J: an Embedding of the Relational Paradigm in an Array Language with Rank-Polymorphic Unification (2020) (Lobsters)

• ​April, an APL Compiler for Common Lisp (HN)

• ​Co-dfns - High-performance, Reliable, and Parallel APL.

• ​Notation as a Tool of Thought - Kenneth E. Iverson (1979)​

• ​J one-page interpreter fragment (1992) (HN)

• ​J Books​

• ​APL Problem Solving Competition​

• ​Elementary Functions (1966) - Book that uses APL to illustrate mathematics.

• ​Algebra: An Algorithmic Treatment​

• ​Does APL Need a Type System? (2018)​

• ​APL Seeds - Event for those just starting their APL journey.