Field Guide to Programmers

I’m excited to announce the general release of scal v0.2!
This new version comes as a result of many hours of coding work by Ian Tyndall along with contributions from Andrew Reutter and others in the prototype community. A big thanks to everyone who contributed to this version, especially Ian.
For this release, we’ve set up [...]

Ok, scal has actually been in svn since the beginning, just on my local machine. However, as more code snippets started coming in (along with Ian’s great work), I thought it was time to move the source into a public svn repository.
I chose Google’s project hosting because it was quick and easy. They [...]

Some major revisions are coming for scal. Enough that I am incrementing the version from 0.1 to 0.2. (I know, gasps all around)
The latest version of scal cleans up the code tremendously. We have Ian Tyndall to thank for the vast majority of these changes. Thomas Walpole also contributed some great [...]

Andrew Reutter contributed a sweet new style for scal. Plus, he’s got scal working on his iPhone (hence the new style). Here’s what Andrew had to say:
I am in the process of adapting it for use on the iPhone. I’ve done two things:
1) Hammered out the attached css. The css comes [...]

As contributions roll in, I find I’ve been a bit lax in providing a decent way to test scal. This is true both from the development side of things as well as the user’s (i.e. you) point of view. To that end, I’ve created a super stripped-down version of the home page that [...]