Programming for Fun, Together
Critical Writing
Author:
Nick Montfort
Publication Type:
Article or chapter in a book
Conference paper or presentation
Language:
English
Year:
2012
Presented at Event:
ELMCIP Conference on Remediating the Social
URL:
Programming for Fun, Together (RtS Video at Bambuser)
Appears in:
Remediating the Social
Remediating the Social (E-Book)
Record Status:
Not yet reviewed
Tags:
programmingdemoscenehistory and criticismcomputational platformscreative computing
Abstract (in English):
Ever since computers have been programmed, people have programmed them together. From almost the first days of programming, people have also programmed them unofficially, for fun, to create literary and artistic works, games, and technically impressive feats that suggest new directions for computing.
This paper look into how programmers have worked together in the area of creative computing, and provide a brief discussion of three types of creative programming practices.
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| Twisty Little Passages: An Approach to Interactive Fiction | Nick Montfort | 2003 |
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| A Response to Nick Montfort's "Programming for Fun, Together" | Scott Rettberg | 2012 |
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Elisabeth Nesheim