Meet Morten Kromberg from Dyalog Ltd, presenting at DYNA26 in New York City on 27 April. CTO since 2005, Morten helps guide Dyalog’s technical direction and migration from other APL systems. Free to attend. https://dyna.dyalog.com/speakers/morten-kromberg/
#DYNA #APL #TechConference #NewYork
Morten Kromberg / Speaker at DYNA26 / New York City
Morten has been Dyalog's CTO since 2005, drawing on 25 years of APL expertise to guide technical direction and support APL migration.
#APLQuest 2015-06: Write a function that takes, as each of its right and left arguments, a pair of co-ordinates representing diagonally opposite corners of two rectangles and returns a 1 if the rectangles overlap (see https://apl.quest/2015/6/ to test your solution and view ours).
#APL #ComputationalGeometry #CollisionDetection
APL Quest 2015-6: Hey! This is My Space
Write a function that takes, as each of its right and left arguments, a pair of co-ordinates representing diagonally opposite corners of two rectangles and returns a `1` if the rectangles overlap.
The programme for DYNA26 is now available at https://dyna.dyalog.com/programme/. This free, one-day, in-person event for existing and potential users of Dyalog will take place on Monday 27 April 2026 in New York City. Spaces are limited, and these events usually fill up quickly, so register now to reserve your place. For more information and to register, see https://dyna.dyalog.com/
#dyna #dyalog #apl
#APLQuest 2015-05: Write a function that returns the population standard deviation of its numeric array right argument (see https://apl.quest/2015/5/ to test your solution and view ours).
#APL #Statistics #StatisticalAnalysis
APL Quest 2015-5: He's so mean, he has no standard deviation
Write a function that returns the population standard deviation of its numeric array right argument.
ArrayCast goes live in 10 minutes!
Episode 122: REPL & IDE Deep Dive
Adám Brudzewsky and Conor Hoekstra explore REPLs and IDEs across the array language ecosystem
Join live: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kDpFef-FTKo
#ArrayCast #APL #ArrayProgramming #FunctionalProgramming
Episode 122: REPL & IDE Deep Dive
In our latest blog post – https://www.dyalog.com/blog/2026/03/mind-boggling-performance/ – Brian investigates the effect that data structure can have on performance and optimisation by revisiting a challenge from the 2019 APL Problem Solving Competition.
#Dyalog #APL #ArrayProgramming #Performance
#APLQuest 2015-04: Write a function that implements progressive dyadic iota (see https://apl.quest/2015/4/ to test your solution and view ours).
#APL #ArraySearching #IndexOf
APL Quest 2015-4: PDI - Progressive Dyadic Iota
Write a function that implements progressive dyadic iota.
If you are in the Toronto, Canada, area on Thursday 12 March, why not spend the afternoon (15:45-17:30 EDT ) at a panel discussion on the history of academic computing in Canada? Hosted by York University, APL is likely to feature – their “York APL” implementation helped spread APL’s academic use in the 1970s. Reserve your place at
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/computing-at-york-the-beginning-tickets-1983888703517 #Dyalog #APL #HistoryOfComputingComputing at York: the Beginning
Exhibit features York computer artifacts, archival photos, and vintage hardware, highlighting early campus computing and its evolution.
#APLQuest 2015-03: Write a function that takes an integer right argument and returns a vector of the terms in the Farey sequence of that order (see https://apl.quest/2015/3/ to test your solution and view ours).
#APL #FareySequence #NumberTheory
APL Quest 2015-3: Farey Tale
Write a function that takes an integer right argument and returns a vector of the terms in the Farey sequence of that order.
Topics covered will include highlights of Dyalog v20.0 (and maybe a sneak preview of what to expect in Dyalog v21.0), a demonstration of tools for migrating to Dyalog APL from other APL implementations, and an update on Dyalog’s interfaces with AI.
