) Recent article in Scientific American on OOP and post-OOP: http://www.americanscientist.org/template/AssetDetail/assetid/17307
A ’traditional’ bridge (?) towards what Jared Tarbell is doing so brilliantly these days: Howard Barnhart at http://www.barnhartart.com/
JT Paasch is getting high Cathedral scores in theology and Flash generic programming at http://www.absconditus.com/blog/
Paul Prudence at http://dataisnature.com/
and http://www.slightspace.com/
and http://futurefeeder.com/ seems a good one on tech-design-architecture
and http://evonet.lri.fr/evoweb/resources/evoart/index.php will show you us Europeans calling algorhythmic art ‘evoart’, so perhaps we should all decide on how to generate a sound algorhytm to generate some decent names to call our art (or whatever we’re doing)
(are we? Y/N|
I’m sure it’s all a mundane form of nAârt, ofcourse.
Wish i had the time to show you how the nkdee.xsd schema can be used to populate a website and perform genetic operations in a java web app while maintaining monadic ‘control’ over the process.
I’ll dream it instead…
