User:Pi Delport/Task list

Ongoing

 * Monitor Category:Redirects to disambiguation pages for misplaced entries (alternative spellings, incomplete disambiguations, plurals, related words).
 * Monitor stale.
 * User:RussBot/malplaced disambigs

Missing articles

 * kqueue - "Kqueue: A generic and scalable event notification facility": paper, presentation slides
 * Colin Percival, bsdiff, TRICL - Michael W. Lucas interviews Colin Percival
 * Linear logic/linear typing in computer science (garbage collection, ...)
 * Linearity 101
 * Philip Wadler: Linear Logic
 * Henry Baker: 'Use-Once' Variables and Linear Objects, Lively Linear Lisp, Linear Logic and Permutation Stacks
 * netstring - DJB's spec
 * Delimited continuations, a.k.a. Partial continuations, Composable continuations
 * Tim Peters (programmer)
 * Fractran
 * Deforestation (programming) -
 * General balanced trees -, contrast with DSW algorithm
 * Calkin-Wilf tree, in relation to the Stern-Brocot tree and Farey sequence
 * Applicative functor –
 * Applicative functor –

Needing more coverage

 * C3 linearization in Multiple inheritance, Diamond problem
 * A Monotonic Superclass Linearization for Dylan (coins the name)
 * "The Python 2.3 Method Resolution Order", "Unifying types and classes in Python 2.2"
 * "Python Types and Objects" and "Python Attributes and Methods"
 * Languages using the C3 MRO: Dylan, Goo, Python programming language, XOTcl (?)
 * Generator origins: see Talk:Generator (also Categorical list of programming languages)
 * OS-level versus application-level Co-operative multitasking
 * Broken hearts in garbage collection
 * Mandelbrot set: Smooth iteration counts
 * Turing tarpit, Expressive power: add formal expressiveness references
 * Generic functions/Multiple dispatch (merge?)

Articles needing work/cleanup

 * Command pattern
 * Self-interpreter versus Meta-circular evaluator
 * Currying versus partial application/parameterization
 * Abstract semantic graph versus Higher-order abstract syntax: same/similar thing?
 * Catamorphism, Anamorphism: copy-editing

Dubious Design Patterns
See User talk:Tempshill/2003 to 2005.

User:TakuyaMurata seems to have adapted significant content from the free book Perl Design Patterns (links). While the intention is good ("It is my conviction that wikipedia lacks more real computer programming issues. We have to cover more empirical, informal knowledge in the real world of programming." --Taku, ), some of the resulting material is very guide/research-y, with little apparent import outside of the book.

Articles:


 * Accumulate and fire
 * Adapt to adapt
 * Code momentum
 * Object orgy

Parts:


 * Aggregate pattern
 * Caching failure (should be Failure caching)
 * Extensibility pattern

Chronologies
(see WikiProject Albums)


 * Steve Vai
 * Manowar

Disambiguation pages

 * incoming links to Machine Head

Missing disambiguation pages

 * Andrew Gordon, Andrew Gordon (naval historian), Andrew D. Gordon
 * Eldritch
 * Migration

Needing work/cleanup

 * Endeavour
 * WTF
 * Deposition
 * CPS
 * Portable, Portability
 * RCS
 * David Thomas
 * Omertà
 * merge FT and Ft
 * ITS
 * Dynamics
 * Factor
 * Live (disambiguation)
 * Hand (disambiguation)
 * Emperor (disambiguation)
 * Hercules (disambiguation)
 * Taurus
 * Elf (disambiguation)
 * Hero (disambiguation), splitting into Heroes
 * Goodness, from Good
 * Orgy (disambiguation)
 * Hell (disambiguation) (needs heavy trimming)
 * Weisberg
 * Ilion (disambiguation), Ilium
 * SOV
 * Untouchable versus The Untouchables

Other activity

 * Python 3: Merge into main Python article
 * Porting: Rename to Software portability
 * Exception handling: Vandalism?
 * Merge Piggyback and Piggy-back
 * Thunk: Splittify me!