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2020

Apr 23Building trust on property-based testing
Apr 10Evolving from manually written tests
Mar 24A dependable term-expansion mechanism
Mar 20Meta-messages for lazy coders
Mar 05Localizing an application for multiple languages
Feb 24A category at the top
Jan 08Object and predicate aliases

2019

Dec 17The cost of defaulty representations
Dec 02Generating code coverage reports
Nov 27Handling optional data
Nov 21Handling missing data
Nov 14Abstracting user interaction
Nov 13The "many worlds" design pattern
Nov 06Testing multiple implementations of a protocol
Nov 05User-defined test dialects
Sep 30Predicate semantics
Sep 19Modules are objects
Aug 20New developer tool: tutor
Aug 20Easily QuickCheck your predicates
Aug 02Failure-driven loops: when and how
Aug 01What makes Logtalk a programming language?
Jul 18Half-broken hacks: include/1 as protocol sharing
Jul 03Half-broken hacks: :/2 as super call
Jun 26Half-broken hacks: reexport/1 as inheritance
Jun 25Multifile predicates: dos and don'ts
Jun 24DCGs provide a threading state abstraction: don't break it

2013

Apr 30Zipper lists in Prolog
Apr 15Structured Message Printing

2012

Aug 27Logtalk 3

2011

Apr 01WG17 changes course
Mar 07A more sane implementation of the term-expansion mechanism
Mar 05Coding guidelines and the spaces-versus-tabs holy war
Mar 01Writing unit tests in Logtalk

2010

Dec 04Prolog modules madness II
Jun 05How To Misappropriate and Misrepresent Other People's Hard Work in 12 Easy Steps
May 25Logtalk source code history visualization movies
Feb 17Spring cleaning coming

2009

Dec 08Lambda expressions in Logtalk
Oct 11Working with data sets
Oct 09Mandatory versus optional ISO Prolog standards
Oct 04Switching between Logtalk installed versions
Oct 01Stepping down as editor of ISO Prolog standardization proposals
Jul 23ICLP 2009 invited talk on Logtalk
Jul 03Loading is not importing!
Jul 01Meta-predicate semantics
Jul 01Logtalk 2.37.2 released
Jun 26Prolog compilers are too permissive
Apr 15ALP newsletter
Apr 13Using Logtalk to run Prolog module code in compilers without a module system
Apr 10Logtalk 2.36.0 released
Mar 21ICLP'08 session on "Uniting the Prolog Community" - personal notes
Mar 18A PhD thesis you don't want to miss
Mar 05Prolog modules madness
Feb 27CLPSE 2009 workshop
Feb 24Using both object proxies and regular objects
Feb 15Efficient representation of data objects
Feb 14Writing portable Logtalk applications
Feb 13Logtalk 10th anniversary
Feb 11Making your Logtalk objects multi-threading ready
Feb 10New GNU Prolog version (1.3.1)
Feb 09SICStus Prolog "spdet" utility
Feb 09Revamped Logtalk "report" compiler option
Feb 09ECLiPSe 6.x and singleton variables

2007

Jun 02Prolog standardization discussion forums
Jan 02One of the obstacles to Prolog success is ...

2006

Nov 06Porting Prolog programs to Logtalk

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