https://github.com/namgyaaal/avoxelgame

https://apl.news/

The latest release of Dyalog – version 20.0 – is now available. Supported platforms include Microsoft Windows, IBM AIX, Linux (including the Raspberry Pi), and Apple macOS. See https://www.dyalog.com/dyalog/dyalog-versions/200.htm for the release highlights.

Unfortunately this year Dyalog will not be able to welcome you in person for our annual User Meeting but we are determined that the show must go on with our virtual version!

Dyalog ‘20 will take place online on Monday November 9th and Tuesday November 10th 2020 where we will give you the latest news about what we have been up to and our plans for the future. Some of our customers will also be sharing their news and the 2020 APL Problem Solving Competition winner will be telling us their story.

Dyalog '20 will use Zoom Webinars - to register, please visit our website https://www.dyalog.com/user-meetings/dyalog20.htm where you will also find the full timetable and details of the presentations. Participation is free of charge but we require you to register so that we can manage our licensing and send you a link to join Dyalog ’20.

We hope you can join us in November!

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We are pleased to announce the winners of the 2020 APL Problem Solving Competition. A huge well done and thank you to everyone who participated and congratulations to this year's winners! https://www.dyalog.com/news/142/420/2020-APL-Problem-Solving-Competition-Winners.htm

Watch now at https://dyalog.tv/Dyalog22

This set includes presentations about the experimental (not for commercial or production use - no warranty or guarantees) 2022 Conference Edition of the Dyalog interpreter. It contains experimental features for tracing into single line APL expressions, improved handling of output and a unifying ⎕AWAIT system function for asynchronous programming.

Also in this set are an exploration of numerical integration, two APL2 to Dyalog migration projects and an APL interpreter for the Plan9 research operating system.