Is there some reason why every code segment inside not one but two scrolling frames?
And does anyone else dislike web design that (1) limits the text to a column a third of the page wide, and then (2) because this is too small, requires a horizontal scrollbar on code segments?
For an explanation of a small Lisp interpreter (in Python) that uses sane web design, one might consider Norvig's http://norvig.com/lispy.html
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Is there some reason why every code segment inside not one but two scrolling frames?
And does anyone else dislike web design that (1) limits the text to a column a third of the page wide, and then (2) because this is too small, requires a horizontal scrollbar on code segments?
For an explanation of a small Lisp interpreter (in Python) that uses sane web design, one might consider Norvig's http://norvig.com/lispy.html
Thanks for pointing that out. The double-scrollbar was a CSS bug which was only showing up in some browsers. It should be fixed now.
I agree this page should be wider for posts like this.
At first I thought it was some play on recursion and though "neat", but then I realised it was probably just an error...