[tluyben2]

Bloom, Boom, Bud, Overlog, Dedalus. Lot of new things here (for me at least).

But (not flaming, just asking) why Ruby? Is that a good choice for this project, or is it just research anyway so it doesn't matter?

[mr_eel]

My interpretation is that they have chosen Ruby explicitly in order to validate the general approach and to make understanding it tractable to the average practitioner i.e. a programmer doesn't have to learn a new language to learn a new paradigm.

[tluyben2]

I must have a mental issue as I get happy when I see prolog/datalog derivatives and unhappy when I see ruby-like stuff. I might be very lonely in that regard :)