DuncanMak
https://worrydream.com/refs/Kay_1984_-_Computer_Software.pdf
> The dynamic spreadsheet is a good example of such a tissuelike superobject. It is a simulation kit, and it provides a remarkable degree of direct leverage. Spreadsheets at their best combine the genres established in the 1970's (objects, windows, what-you-see-is-what-you-get editing and goal-seeking retrieval) into a "better old thing" that is likely to be one of the "almost new things" for the mainstream designs of the next few years.
Initially, I used HTML5 Canvas to draw, but I'm now in the process of switching over to SVG. Once I have demos that I can show, I'll be making the repo public.
If you're interested in working it, please reach out to me, [email protected].
https://tratt.net/laurie/research/pubs/html/tratt__experienc...
I have been tinkering with PostScript but not Forth, I grok that PostScript is a lot closer to LISP. A lot of people (without actually learning these languages/systems) say Forth and PS are similar, but I know that's not really the case - their resemblance is fairly superficial.
With the explicit dictionary stack, couldn't that be used to sandbox the scope and reach of these procedures?
https://github.com/mono/libgdiplus/commit/3ddf7ff28e0876dc39...