I love working with software--developing, testing, writing, and analyzing. In my spare time, I write both code and technical articles, and narrative prose--novels, short stories, book chapters, and poetry. I am showcasing some of the algorithms, code, programming languages, research papers, and web apps I have created, written, and published.
I have an inactive blog about my technical dabblings and other things...entitled "Much Ado About Nothing" where I write about this, that, and the other, but not of late.
For a current project, a new programming language "ZeptoN" from "zepto" + "N". A small programming language that is the Nth programming language (as programming languages go from 1 to N) where this is the Nth language.
ZeptoN extends Java by adding a program entity construct like a class (without the object-oriented trimmings), with an implicit program entry point as a block. Yet ZeptoN is completely Java syntax and concept compatible. It puts the program back into Java programming!
ZeptoN is now available on my GitHub repo for download, or the GitHub page. This is the ZeptoN "Echo" trans-compiler which transpiles to Java, and then uses the Java Compiler API to build a Java bytecode .class file.
prog helloWorld {
begin
println("Hello, World!!!");
exit(0);
}
Here are some books I have written.
Computer Architecture: A Minimalist Perspective - explores computer architecuture of a one-instruction set computer the ultimate minimal instruction set.
Non-Negative in Value Absolute in Function--the Cogent Value Function - examines an alternative to the absolute value function, the cogent value function, that is differentiable at zero.
Here are some theoretical research papers I have written, and have been published by the General Science Journal.
Division by Zero Fallacies using Transmathematics - examines classic division by zero fallacies but from transmathematics perspective.
Instruction Set Completeness Theorem: Concept, Relevance, Proof, and Example for Processor Architecture - a mathematical examination from formal proof to an example instruction set about the correctness of the theorem.
Non-Negative in Value, but Absolute in Function by a Magnum and Parabolin—the Cogent Value Function - mathematical re-definition of the absolute value function that has different properties and does what the existing absolute value function can not.
The Problem of the Two Couriers - an application of transmathematics to a centuries old algebra problem to illustrate division by zero in practice. The paper was published July 2019 at Transmathematica 2019 – The 2nd International Conference on Total Systems. The presentation given is available as a PDF or as Keynote set of slides.
Check out my Google Scholar or Microsoft Academic with my other works.
WEJAC - Will's Elided Java Api Compiler, a javac alternative that has simpler and fewer command-line options. The user manual for WEJAC is available as an e-book on Smashwords in various formats.
DBXShell - the DropBoX shell connects to a DropBox storage account, and perform file and folder operations in command-line interface client.
KVaaS - a Java library for using the key/value as a service (keyvalue.xyz) online web data store.
Boz - compiler for a programming language "Boz" (a penname of Charles Dickens) developed using JavaCC.
Hash Sort - sorting by hashing into a matrix.
XML
Tokenizer - XML tokenization into tags, attributes, text--a XML token stream.
Binar Shuffle/Sort - shuffle (unsorting) and sorting by using bits of binary datum.
FunCL - interpreter for the FUNctor Clause Language, a functional style programming language that is both like Forth and LISP but without the reverse Polish notation or parenthesis.
DEF HELLOWORLD
PUSH EOLN PUSH "Hello World!!!" ECHO ECHO .
HELLOWORLD
.
The Problem with Creating Generic Arrays
- a technical article published by JavaCodeGeeks about resolving a problem with generic arrays in Java.
XString
- a method of "flattening" an XML document into a linear string; then
an XML document can be handled as a string. Interestingly, one could
embed XML in XML using an XString.
Hash Sort: A Linear Time Complexity Multi-Dimensional Sorting Algorithm - a sorting algorithm that uses hashing within a N x N matrix.
Binar Sort: A Linear Generalized Sorting Algorithm - a sorting algorithm that partitions like a QuickSort but uses extracted bits from the datum element to sort the data into an ordered permutation.
Binar Shuffle: Shuffling Bit by Bit - a shuffle algorithm that uses a "bit schedule" to shuffle each datum element into a random permutation.
Mynx Programming Language - the user manual for a programming language I developed that is Pascal/Algol-style syntax, but an object-oriented programming language.
Boz Programming Language - the user manual for the the Boz programming language that I developed
that is a "duck typed" object-oriented programming language.
SEQu-RAmA - the Search Engine QUery - Results AccuMulator Aggregator. A "super search" engine that searches via other search engines around the planet...search of search. Essentially, a web scraping search engine that searches and combines results among different search engines. Shortpaper on LinkedIn or Whitepaper (PDF)
I am a computer scientist, software development engineer, mathematician, poet, writer.