eighty-twenty

We've both been involved in open-source and free software for a long while. You can find some of our projects on github (tonyg, mikeb), while others are available from the source code repositories hosted on this server:

Mercurial

We're gradually switching away from darcs to mercurial or git. You can browse the mercurial-controlled code with hgwebdir at 80/20.

• tonyg's projects:

  • ometa-scheme: An implementation of OMeta for scheme. Currently it runs in MzScheme, but it should be fairly portable, with dependencies only on a handful of commonly-implemented SRFIs. For more information, see the ometa-scheme blog post.

  • smalltalk-tng: An experimental language I'm developing.

Git

While we generally prefer to use mercurial, git is more appropriate for some projects.

• tonyg's projects:

  • gyre: The web-log engine behind this site; written in python, very simple, blosxom-like

  • newmoon: An incredibly naive CPS-based Scheme compiler, currently torn between JVM, .NET and C backend support

Darcs

Most of our older projects are currently held in these archives, though as we switch to Mercurial and Git, this will change. You can browse the darcs-controlled code with DarcsWeb at 80/20.

• tonyg's archive: http://www.eighty-twenty.org/~tonyg/Darcs/

  • chicken-sdl: SDL bindings for Chicken Scheme

  • macromod: A portable (re-)implementation of a syntax-case Scheme macro-expander; eventually to sprout a portable implementation of Matthew Flatt's "macromod" module system

  • scheme-pg: Some small changes I made to the scheme-pg Scheme PostgreSQL bindings

  • slate: My development branch of Slate

• mikeb's archive: http://www.eighty-twenty.org/~mikeb/Darcs/

  • chicken-cairo: Cairo bindings for Chicken Scheme

  • fuschia-rdf: A sketch of an RDF aggregating blog engine in Python

  • sticky-wiki: A half-arsed variation on TiddlyWiki that looks a bit like sticky notes.

  • zowie: An experimental foundation for a zooming user interface.

GNU/Arch (tla)

These repositories are obsolete, as we've mostly switched to using darcs.

• 2004 archives: tla register-archive http://www.eighty-twenty.org/archives/2004/
• 2005 archives: tla register-archive http://www.eighty-twenty.org/archives/2005/