Oops. Didn't mean to reply to the group. :-) No harm, though, I
On Sun, Mar 11, 2012 at 1:54 AM, Bart Massey <b
...@cs.pdx.edu> wrote:
> Yeah, the Aaron Reed book is the one Audrey and I were talking about
> during the talk Wed. It's quite good, although as I said don't buy the
> ebook: the conversion is terrible.
> The Graham Nelson book is actually Inform 6 AFAIK. Nick Montfort's
> "Twisty Little Passages" is a great book and I recommend it, but it's
> not about any IF dev environment. I don't see any other Inform 7 books
> on Amazon, but I may have missed something.
> I really need to put a link page of Inform 7 stuff on my blog. There
> are several fairly complete book-like documents on line, plus other
> stuff.
> Hope we'll meet again soon! That was fun. Thank Engine Yard again for me!
> Drop Mike Haertel <m...@ducky.net> some email if you want him to talk
> about his work on the POSIX regular expressions committee. He used
> Icon to build a complete POSIX RE engine, and has told me he'd be
> happy to talk about it. (Mike is the author of GNU grep and the
> interesting part of GNU diff. He's currently a CPU designer on
> contract, having previously worked for both AMD and Intel in this
> capacity.)
> Bart
> On Sat, Mar 10, 2012 at 11:44 PM, Matt Youell <m...@newmoniclabs.com> wrote:
>> Thanks for the code and the great talk, Bart.
>> Tonight I mentioned Inform on Twitter and someone piped up with a book
>> recommendation: http://www.amazon.com/Creating-Interactive-Fiction-Inform-7/dp/143545...
>> I found two other books on Inform 7 on Amazon. I didn't realize how
>> established this was.
>> --
>> -/matt/-
>> http://youell.com/matt
>> On Mar 10, 1:22 am, Bart Massey <b...@cs.pdx.edu> wrote:
>>> You can find the notes from my Inform 7 talk at
>>> http://github.com/BartMassey/about-inform-7
>>> This repo has the source as well as zcode for both test and release
>>> versions. I haven't put a website up to serve it because I am lazy.
>>> Patches, improvements, questions etc welcomed.
>>> Bart
