For those who don't know anything about J Lab: Download the ijt file and place it in the j602-user\labs folder under your HOME. If you are using windows and installed it at a default place, it'll be at C:\Documents and Settings\<id>\j602-user\labs
Run J and select from the top menu, Studio > Labs. You'll see a new pop-up window. From the Category pull-down menu, select User, and you'll see Daily J Programming. Press the Run button. Once the lab starts, ctrl+j will proceed you into the next section. On Mon, Dec 14, 2009 at 12:16 AM, June Kim <[email protected]> wrote: > Last Saturday (2009/12/12), there was a small conference(audience : > around 60) at Seoul National University in South Korea about > alternative programming languages. http://langdev.net/post/325 > > It's called DEAP(DEveloper track on Alternative Programming). > > There were Smalltalk, J(mine), Haskell, Erlang, Markdown & Io sessions. > > My talk, titled as Daily J Programming, was about using J in my daily > work at the computer. It was intended for programmers and > non-programmers. It was in the form of J Lab. > > You can download the file from : > http://agileconsulting.co.kr/dailyj.ijt (All written in English) > ---------------------------------------------------------------------- For information about J forums see http://www.jsoftware.com/forums.htm
