As well as a way to declare interfaces that can be used by a human, we need a way to find them.

Starting off with a trait describing a simple interface, I'm building a way to develop software more interactively in Rust.

We learn to build small software. Then we try to build big software by scaling up, and it turns out this doesn't work as well as you might hope.

That's right! I'm not dead, just... resting. Zoom 1.1.5 is finally out! This version fixes several issues relating to Snow Leopard and Lion, and updates the git and glulxe interpreters to the latest versions. This is particularly important for git, as…

To go along with the release of Zoom 1.1.4, I've released a new version of CocoaGlk, version 1.0.7. This contains many bug fixes over the previous release and can be downloaded from its Google Code page here.

Zoom 1.1.4.1 has been released. This is primarily a maintenance release, with various bugfixes accumulated over the last year and updates to the interpreters. It has one major new feature: you can now choose which glulx interpreter to use in the…

The question that I probably get asked the most about Zoom for OS X is 'how do I get the Beyond Zork font?' The answer since I ported it to Cocoa has been 'you can't', unfortunately: the old system for displaying the font simply didn't work with the new…