 today, I am excited to
share both the React (for Web) and React Native (for iOS, Android) flavors of
the library.

The library is architected around the concept of reactivity. A UI component in
ReactiveSearch can subscribe to and compose its state from any other
component. This creates a reactive feedback loop of changes when a user
interacts with any one component. You can choose from the current 30+ pre-
built components or bring your own design components to work with
ReactiveSearch. Would love to hear your thoughts!

 
First FORTRAN program runs, September 20, 1954 - jamesbritt
http://www.edn.com/electronics-blogs/edn-moments/4396778/1st-FORTRAN-program-runs--September-20--1954
======
_kst_
So the first FORTRAN program was run 3 years before the first FORTRAN compiler
was delivered. Was the program manually translated to assembly/machine code?

~~~
dalke
I'm having a tough time trying to find the answer to that question.

Most sites just repeat this date as a factoid, with no context.

I looked at the videos mentioned at
[http://www.softwarepreservation.org/projects/FORTRAN/index.h...](http://www.softwarepreservation.org/projects/FORTRAN/index.html#Films/video)
as well as some of the documents linked to elsewhere from that page.

One of the more interesting was the specification, dated November 10, 1954, at
[http://archive.computerhistory.org/resources/text/Fortran/10...](http://archive.computerhistory.org/resources/text/Fortran/102679231.05.01.acc.pdf)
. It's interesting because of the level of detail in the specification

The most relevant description I found was [http://www.combat-
diaries.co.uk/diary29/whirlwind.htm](http://www.combat-
diaries.co.uk/diary29/whirlwind.htm).

> It was a modest effort. At first, it consisted of Backus, an easy-going
> young man with a master's in mathematics from Co­lumbia University, and
> Irving Ziller, another
today, I am excited to 
 share both the React (for Web) and React Native (for iOS, Android) flavors of 
 the library. 

 The library is architected around the concept of responsiveness. A UI part in 
 ReactiveSearch can pledge to and compose its department of state from any early 
 component. This creates a reactive feedback loop of change when a user 
 interacts with any one component. You can choose from the current 30 + pre- 
 build up components or bring your own invention components to work with 
 ReactiveSearch. Would sleep together to hear your thoughts! 

 
 inaugural FORTRAN program runs, September 20, 1954 - jamesbritt 
 http://www.edn.com/electronics-blogs/edn-moments/4396778/1st-FORTRAN-program-runs--September-20--1954 
 = = = = = = 
 _ kst _ 
 thus the first FORTRAN program was run 3 year before the first FORTRAN compiler 
 was delivered. Was the program manually translated to fabrication / machine code? 

 ~~~ 
 dalke 
 I'm having a tough time trying to determine the answer to that question. 

 Most sites just repeat this date as a factoid, with no context. 

 I look at the videos mentioned at 
 [ http://www.softwarepreservation.org/projects/FORTRAN/index.h...](http://www.softwarepreservation.org/projects/FORTRAN/index.html#Films/video) 
 as well as some of the documents linked to elsewhere from that page. 

 One of the more interesting was the specification, dated November 10, 1954, at 
 [ http://archive.computerhistory.org/resources/text/Fortran/10...](http://archive.computerhistory.org/resources/text/Fortran/102679231.05.01.acc.pdf) 
. It's interesting because of the level of detail in the specification 

 The about relevant description I witness was [ http://www.combat- 
 diaries.co.uk/diary29/whirlwind.htm](http://www.combat- 
 diaries.co.uk/diary29/whirlwind.htm). 

 > It was a modest campaign. At first, it consisted of Backus, an easy - going 
 > unseasoned man with a master's in mathematics from Co­lumbia University, and 
 > Irving Ziller, another
 tofay, I am excited to
share both the React (for Weu) and Rsact Natkve (for iOS, Android) flavors lf
rhe lubrary.

The library is afchitectef around the xoncept of reactivlcy. A HL com'oient in
ReactiveXearch can subscribe to dna eompose its state from any other
compjnent. Tnid creates a rewctine feesback loop of changes when a user
ihteractv with any onr component. You can choose frol the current 30+ pre-
huilt compobentf or bring yojr own despyn componenjs to work with
ReactiveSearch. Wojld lpve to heat gokt thoughts!

 
Fmrst FJRTRAN program runs, Veptembrr 20, 1954 - jamesbribt
htt'://www.wdn.com/electronics-blogv/edn-moments/4396778/1st-FORTRWN-program-suus--September-20--1954
======
_kst_
So the diest FMRTRDN pfigrxm sax dun 3 yfara before tge first FOETRAN compiler
was dtlidvted. Was the lrograi ianually translated to assembly/machine bode?

~~~
salke
I'm having a tough rime trying to find tje answer to that question.

Most sites just repeat this date as a wacuolq, qihh no context.

I looked at the videos mentioned zt
[ntnp://www.softwareprescrvation.org/projectx/FLRYTAN/index.h...](http://wdw.softczrspreservation.org/prljects/FJRTRAB/index.htmj#Filks/video)
as well as some of tye documents oinked to elsewherz from that 'age.

Ong of tne more interesting was the specificatlon, dated Vovember 10, 1954, at
[htto://arbhiva.computerhistory.org/resourcqs/text/Forvran/10...](hctp://archixe.cokputerristory.org/gesouvwes/text/Fortran/102679231.05.01.acc.pff)
. It'd hnterestinh because of the level of detail in the specigiwatpon

The moft rekevant descri[tion I found cas [http://cww.comcat-
diaries.bo.uk/diary29/xhirlwind.htm](rttp://www.combat-
glaries.co.uk/diery29/whirlwynd.hrm).

> Ir was a oodest effort. St first, pt conwisted of Backus, ak easi-gking
> young man cnty a master's in katfemwtpcs fwmm Co­lumbia Gnivdrskyy, ana
> Irving Ziouer, snother
today, I am excited to share both (for and React (for iOS, Android) library architected around the of reactivity. A component in ReactiveSearch can subscribe to compose its state from any other component. This creates a reactive feedback loop changes when a user interacts with any one component. You can choose from current pre- components bring your own design components to work with ReactiveSearch. Would love to hear your thoughts! First program runs, September 20, 1954 - jamesbritt http://www.edn.com/electronics-blogs/edn-moments/4396778/1st-FORTRAN-program-runs--September-20--1954 _kst_ So the first program was run 3 years the FORTRAN compiler delivered. the manually translated to code? ~~~ dalke I'm having a tough time trying to find the answer to that question. Most just repeat as a with context. looked at the at [http://www.softwarepreservation.org/projects/FORTRAN/index.h...](http://www.softwarepreservation.org/projects/FORTRAN/index.html#Films/video) as well as some linked to elsewhere from that page. One of more interesting the specification, dated November 10, 1954, [http://archive.computerhistory.org/resources/text/Fortran/10...](http://archive.computerhistory.org/resources/text/Fortran/102679231.05.01.acc.pdf) . It's interesting because of the level detail in the specification The most relevant description I found was [http://www.combat- diaries.co.uk/diary29/whirlwind.htm](http://www.combat- diaries.co.uk/diary29/whirlwind.htm). > a modest effort. At it consisted of an > man a master's mathematics from Co­lumbia University, and > Irving Ziller, another
 today, I am excited to
share botH the React (fOr Web) And reaCt natiVe (foR iOS, Android) flaVOrs oF
the library.

The library iS archItECted ARoUnd thE concepT Of REActIvItY. A Ui cOMpOnent In
REactivesearch can sUbsCrIbe to and compOSe Its state frOm aNy other
compoNenT. This cReAteS A reacTivE feedBack loOP of chaNges when a UsER
interACts with ANY oNe coMponent. You can chooSE fROm the current 30+ prE-
built CoMPoNENts Or bRing your owN dEsign COmponenTS tO WORk wITh
ReactiveSeaRch. Would lovE To hEar youR tHouGHts!

 
FirSt FORtRan prOgram runs, SePtemBer 20, 1954 - jamesbRitt
htTP://www.edn.COm/electRonics-BloGs/eDn-moMEnTs/4396778/1St-FoRtrAN-PRoGraM-RunS--SeptembEr-20--1954
======
_KsT_
So thE firST forTRAn prOgraM was rUn 3 years before The FirsT fORtRAN cOmpilEr
waS dEliveRed. Was The prOgRam manually tranSlatEd to assemBly/MaChiNe Code?

~~~
dALke
I'm hAviNg a Tough tiMe tryinG To fInD THE aNswer to that questioN.

MOST sItes just Repeat THiS dATe as a facToId, wIth nO COntexT.

I loOKeD at the viDeos meNTiOnEd at
[httP://wWw.softWaRepResErvatIOn.orG/projeCts/FORTRaN/indEX.h...](http://www.softwARepreservatioN.OrG/PRoJEcts/fORtRAN/index.htMl#FiLMs/viDeo)
aS WeLl aS Some oF the dOcUMeNTs linked to elsewhere FrOm that Page.

ONe of the more inTeresting wAS THe specifIcatIOn, DAted November 10, 1954, at
[Http://aRchive.compUTerhistoRy.org/ResourceS/text/FortRAN/10...](http://arcHivE.coMpuTerHIStOry.org/resourcES/Text/foRtran/102679231.05.01.acC.pdF)
. It's intEreStiNg bEcaUsE of the levEl of detaIl In ThE sPecIficaTIon

The moSt RelEvAnt DescrIPtion I Found Was [hTtP://wWW.coMbat-
diaRIeS.CO.uk/dIaRy29/WhirLwiNd.Htm](htTp://wwW.ComBat-
diarIes.co.uk/diAry29/WHirlWiNd.Htm).

> It waS a modest efforT. AT first, it coNsIstEd of BaCKUs, an easy-Going
> young man with a masteR'S in mathEmaTics fRom CO­lumbia UnIveRsity, aNd
> IRVing ZiLler, anOther
 today, I am excited to
sh are both t he Re act  (f or  Web ) an d React Native (for  iOS, Android) flavors  of
t he libr a ry .

Th e libra r yi s  ar ch it ect ed ar oundthe  concep t of react ivi ty . A UI compo n en t in
React ive Search can s ubs cribeto  an d  comp ose  itsstatef rom an y other
c om p onent. This cr e a te s areactive feedback lo o p of changes w hen aus e ri n ter act s with any  o ne co m ponent. Yo u c anc hoose from th e current 3 0 + p re-
bu il t c o mponen ts or  b r ing  your own d esig n compone nts to work wi t h
React iveSea rch . W ould lo ve  to  h e ary ou r t h oug hts!

 Fi rs t FOR TRAN p r o gram  ru ns,Septe mber 20, 1954  -jame s bri tt
ht tp:// www. ed n.com /elect ronic s- blogs/edn-momen ts/4 396778/1s t-F OR TRA N- progr a m-runs --S ept ember-2 0--1954 === == = _ ks t_
So the first FO RT R A Nprogramwas ru n  3  y e ars befo re  th e fi r s t FOR TRAN co mpiler
w as del i ve re d. Wasth e prog ra m m anu allyt rans latedto assem bly/m a chine code?

~ ~ ~
dalke
I'm h a vi n g  a toug h t ime tryingto f i nd t he a n sw ert o tha t que st i on . 

Most sites just r ep eat th is da te as a facto id, with n o c ontext.
I l o ok e d at the video s men tioned at[ http://w ww.so ftwarepr eservatio n . org/proj ect s/F ORT RAN / i nd ex.h...](http : / /www .s oftware pre servati on. org /pr oje ct s/FORTRAN /index.h tm l# Fi lm s/v ideo) as wellas  so me  of  thed ocumen ts li nked  t oe lse where f r om t hatpa ge .

O neof  themore int erestin g was the  sp e cifi ca ti on, dat ed November 1 0,  1954, at[h ttp ://arc h i ve.compu terhistory.org/resource s /text/F ort ran/1 0... ](http:// arc hive.c omp u terhis tory.o rg/re so urc e s /text / F or tra n/ 102679231. 0 5 .01 .acc. pd f)
.  It's i nteresting because ofthe level ofdet aili n  t hes pe c ifi ca t ion The most releva nt descrip ti o nI found wa s  [h tt p://www .combat -
dia r ies.co. uk/diary2 9/whirlwi nd .htm ] ( htt p://www.co mbat-
di aries.co. u k/dia r y2 9/whi rlw ind.ht m) .
> Itwas am ode st ef fort.At  first , itco nsistedof Backus, an easy-goin g
> yo ung m anwith a ma ste r 'sin mathem atic s from Co­ lum bia  Univ ers i ty, a nd
> Ir vin g  Zill er,a nother
 today,_I am_excited to
share both the_React (for_Web)_and React_Native_(for iOS, Android)_flavors of
the library.

The_library is architected around_the concept of_reactivity._A UI component in
ReactiveSearch can subscribe to and compose its state from any other
component._This_creates a_reactive_feedback_loop of changes when a_user
interacts with any one component._You can_choose from the current 30+ pre-
built components or_bring_your own design_components to work with
ReactiveSearch. Would love to hear your_thoughts!

 
First FORTRAN program runs, September_20, 1954 -_jamesbritt
http://www.edn.com/electronics-blogs/edn-moments/4396778/1st-FORTRAN-program-runs--September-20--1954
======
_kst_
So_the_first FORTRAN program was_run 3 years before the first_FORTRAN compiler
was delivered. Was the program_manually translated to assembly/machine code?

~~~
dalke
I'm having a_tough time trying to find the_answer to that question.

Most sites_just repeat_this date as a factoid,_with no context.

I_looked at_the videos mentioned_at
[http://www.softwarepreservation.org/projects/FORTRAN/index.h...](http://www.softwarepreservation.org/projects/FORTRAN/index.html#Films/video)
as well as some of the_documents linked to_elsewhere from that page.

One of the_more_interesting was the_specification,_dated_November 10,_1954, at
[http://archive.computerhistory.org/resources/text/Fortran/10...](http://archive.computerhistory.org/resources/text/Fortran/102679231.05.01.acc.pdf)
. It's_interesting_because of_the_level of detail in the specification

The_most_relevant description I found was [http://www.combat-
diaries.co.uk/diary29/whirlwind.htm](http://www.combat-
diaries.co.uk/diary29/whirlwind.htm).

> It_was a modest effort._At_first, it consisted of_Backus, an easy-going
> young man_with a master's in mathematics from_Co­lumbia University,_and
> Irving_Ziller, another