Update on Extensible Programming

A couple of years ago, I wrote an article about extensible programming systems, which I believe are the Next Big Thing in programming. I’ve had a few pings about this recently, so I thought I’d post my current link collection:

• The Wikipedia entry (no idea who wrote it)
• The Slashdot discussion (which has /.'s usual signal-to-noise ratio)
• The CodeGeneration Network interview (nice pic)
• Eric Van Wyk's home page (he's part of a UMN group doing extensible languages)
• Mark Levison, M. David Peterson, Robert Pickering, Scott Hanselman, and Ted Leung
• Reid Spencer's Extensible Programming System (many broken links)
• Burns et al's eXtensible Programming Language
• The Extensible Programming Language project at SourceForge (looks dead)
• A (rather theoretical) slideshow by Sameer Sundresh of UIUC.

If you know of others, I’d welcome pointers.