I have updated and released a new version of the Ambi RPN Calculator and programming language. Version 0.6.0 includes the following improvements … Complete redesign of UI using browser local storage to preserve state across invocations. Added ‘My Ambi Functions’ which are persistent. UI now auto recalculates as the expression is edited. drop, pow, exp, and inv operators...
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If you (like me) find chasing down references for academic assignments to be a challenge then you may be interested in this. My use-case is the exploring stage where you would like to save a reference then search Scholar for that author and/or search on the title of the article. I have just enabled...
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I have been writing a paper on internal marketing and marketing orientation and hitting Google Scholar and a trial subscription to Refworks pretty hard. I have a few of use-cases that I would like to see better support for. 1) Given a search term which are the foundational break-through papers that initially defined the...
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Ambi is proving to be a great extensible RPN calculator. Applying the ‘zen’ of RPN to programming fun! Enjoy the new release of Ambi. This week I have discovered that the seq operator is not necessary.  Initially, I thought that seq would be necessary, however it turns out that the other lambda operators are...
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Exactly how to generalise RPN calculation style into a programming language is a question that has fascinated me recently.  I am pleased to report that there now exists a programming language that is a natural extension of RPN — Ambi. A factorial operator may now be defined in Ambi. A new version has been...
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I have created Ambi Calculator and Programming Language as a result of investigation about the possibility of a Reverse Polish Notation Language. Ambi operates in both Reverse Polish Notation and Polish Notation for arithmetic expressions. Ambi 0.4.0 is now released as an online Calculator and Programming Language.
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