The BAA was founded almost 40 years ago to promote a family of interactive array-programming languages noted for elegance, conciseness and fast development speed. Many of them were derived from Kenneth Iverson’s mathematical notation.
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Events
Dyalog User Meeting – Postponed due to COVID-19
Due to the lingering restrictions on travel and continued social distancing we’ve made the difficult decision to cancel Dyalog ’20, due to take place in October 2020. Whilst we know this is disappointing, we hope you can...
Read MoreCoSy : The Shortest Path from the Chip to the Math
A BAA Webinar by Bob Armstrong CoSy , being a vocabulary in an open-to-the-chip Forth has flexibilities no C based APL can match .The comment I just made to a post by Roger Hui on Dyalog : an exercise in archæological...
Read MoreAGM 2020 – Agenda
This year the BAA AGM will be held on Thursday 4 June 2020 via Zoom. due to the Covid-19 pandemic.
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Webinar Schedule 2020
The British APL Association arranged this series of webinars in place of the regular monthly live...
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BAA Mini Conference Spring 2020 – POSTPONED
The Spring 2020 mini-conference of the British APL Association being held March 27 at the The Worshipful Company of Information Technologists
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News
Dyalog Version 18.0 Issue 2 Released
Dyalog Version 18.0 Issue 2 is now available under Microsoft Windows, Linux (including the...
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“APL Since 1978” paper published
History of Programming Languages (HOPL) is an ACM SIGPLAN conference held approximately every 14...
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Dyalog Version 18.0 released
Dyalog would like to announce that, as of June 9th 2020, Dyalog Version 18.0 is available under...
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John Horton Conway passes
I was sad to hear earlier in the week that John Conway had died on 11 April 2020 a victim of...
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Webinar programme for COVID-19 lock down
Sadly, due to the outbreak of COVID-19 the British APL Association has had to postpone our...
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