#picolisp

Welcome to the last part of the Prolog Crash Course. Today we will talk about Cuts and...

In the last post, we showed how lists look like and discussed recursion concepts and the member...

Today we will talk about an important data structure which is often used in Pilog programming:...

In the last post, we have seen how we can create a knowledge base and run queries on it. Today we...

This post follows the tutorial from "Learn Prolog Now!", Chapter 1. The goal of this post is to...

Before we actually start off with Pilog, I thnk it will be good to take a few minutes to talk about...

In the last post, we created a HTML page that displayed the database records in a HTML form. However,...

Of course we don't only want to be able to display the data, but also modify it. In this post, we...

In the previous posts we have created a database and generated content that can be displayed in the...

A standalone database is not very useful, because editing and viewing from the REPL is quite limited....

Today we will discuss some basic security aspects of database user interfaces. The principles are not...

In the last post, we showed how to create a To-Do list using the +Chart classes of the PicoLisp GUI...