I was going to mention that one as well. I was exploring using CLIPS (or something like it) for a system at work and after digging through the free documentation I picked it up. It was an enjoyable read.
Huh that sounds fascinating. Any idea if the kindle version is any good? Most programming books are awful on kindle (though I do have a Fire tablet which it might be fine for).
Note, I read it on kindle as well, and like many kindle editions sometimes the '-' character is replaced by some weird thing that isn't a dash. I had a hell of a time figuring out what was going on when I copy and pasted code from the book... :]
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In the same vein, I had a lot of fun reading a game programming book with logic programming, but instead of Prolog it used CLIPS:
Adventures in Rule-Based Programming: A CLIPS Tutorial https://a.co/d/7wVOcZp
I was going to mention that one as well. I was exploring using CLIPS (or something like it) for a system at work and after digging through the free documentation I picked it up. It was an enjoyable read.
https://www.clipsrules.net/
https://ryjo.codes/ has a lot of good material on CLIPS.
Huh that sounds fascinating. Any idea if the kindle version is any good? Most programming books are awful on kindle (though I do have a Fire tablet which it might be fine for).
I read it on Kindle. It was good enough. The code formatting was normal.
Note, I read it on kindle as well, and like many kindle editions sometimes the '-' character is replaced by some weird thing that isn't a dash. I had a hell of a time figuring out what was going on when I copy and pasted code from the book... :]