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
AGM 2021 – Minutes
Meeting date: 1st July 2021 This year’s AGM was held using Zoom and the meeting was recorded. The polling feature of Zoom was used for the voting process. Officers Present: Paul Grosvenor (Chairman), Chris ‘Ziggi’ Paul...
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Iverson Centenary – 17 December 2020
On 17 December 2020 a webinar was arranged to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the birth of Ken...
Read MoreEGM 2021 – Agenda
This year the BAA AGM will be held on Thursday 4 June 2020 via Zoom. due to the Covid-19 pandemic.
Read MoreAGM 2020 – Minutes
Present David Mitchell, Phil Last, Curtis Jones, Michael Hughes, Bob Armstrong, John Jacob, Stephen Taylor, Stefan Kruger, Adám Brudzewsky, Chris Pollard, Morten Kromberg, Phil Last, Bob Armstrong, Chris Hughes, Chris Hogan,...
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Webinar Schedule 2021
The British APL Association’s series of webinars organised in 2020 in response to the...
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News
In Memory of ian sharp
Ian Sharp 1932 – 2021 The British APL Association is saddened to hear of the passing of Ian Sharp, one of the founding members of IPSA. A number of those involved in the BAA including myself worked for IPSA, and I would...
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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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