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Chuck Moore -- inventor of FORTH. I saw Chuck at Strange Loop 2013. The picture on his home page is from his talk at that Event.

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Forth is the language that taught me (among other things) that its possible to break problems into pieces that are too small to understand the whole. I'm not sure really what to call this other than something along the lines of can't see the forest for the trees. Its the opposite of having functions so large it takes hours to figure out what they do. In this case you have words that you can't figure out what they do for days because the call graphs step across 300 different modules and 10k other words all of which are like "update-pie-with-apples" and comprise two other words "dup pie, apple-pie-update" or something. -- via

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tengoku-engine - Project Hosting on Google Code

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Tengoku is a game engine written in Forth for the development of games, tools or any other interactive graphical app. It is based on a dialect overlay called Plexi (included) that adds many high-level features to Forth and, hopefully in time will be easily portable to any ANS compliant Forth system (and therefore any computer platform.)

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