PLT (“Programming Language Theory λΠ”) is a repository maintained by Steven Shaw (and contributors) that aggregates essays, lecture notes, and research pointers on topics in programming languages, type theory, module systems, effect systems, and related foundations. Its goal is to serve as a curated guide/reference for advanced theoretical topics, connecting to papers, code snippets, and explanatory material.
Features
- Organized material around core PL / type theory topics (modules, implicit parameters, effects, etc)
- Embedded code snippets (e.g. SML / OCaml / ML-style) tied to theoretical concepts
- Bibliographic pointers and references to published papers (e.g. Yallop’s effects bibliography)
- Hyperlinked structure for navigating topics, cross referencing related themes
- Self-hosted website / documentation view (via the steshaw.org domain)
- Encourages contributions and expansions of topics by others
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