blobscript
- Berkeley, CA
- November, 2005
An experimental project that looked at ways computation could be performed on
top of the novel data structure presented by Nodespace. In practice, a node
could be populated with data, then a separate node containing instructions
could reference that data to create complex behaviors. This has applications
in the rapid construction of databases and data organization schemes.
Highlights
- extended existing work on Nodespace project
- created novel programming language based on LISP
- based evaluation engine on undergraduate work with SML
- elevated URIs to language primitive for data storage and reference
- supported recursive execution