Mia TemmaLearning Pilog — 7: Cuts and NegationsWelcome to the last part of the Prolog Crash Course. Today we will talk about Cuts and Negations.3 min read·Aug 2, 2022----
Mia TemmaLearning Pilog — 6: More ListsIn the last post, we showed how lists look like and discussed recursion concepts and the member predicate. Today we will look into some…4 min read·Jul 17, 2022----
Mia TemmaLearning Pilog — 5: ListsToday we will talk about an important data structure which is often used in Pilog programming: Lists.4 min read·Jul 14, 2022----
Mia TemmaLearning Pilog — 4: RecursionIn the last post, we discussed briefly the backtracking search algorithm. Let’s explore this topic a little further as it’s an important…5 min read·Jun 13, 2022----
Mia TemmaLearning Pilog -3: Unification and Proof SearchIn the last post, we have seen how we can create a knowledge base and run queries on it. Today we will try to understand how Prolog…4 min read·Jun 9, 2022----
Mia TemmaLearning Pilog — 2: Facts, Rules, QueriesThis post follows the tutorial from “Learn Prolog Now!”, Chapter 1.4 min read·Jun 6, 2022----
Mia TemmaLearning Pilog — 1: A Short Introduction to PrologBefore we actually start off with Pilog, I thnk it will be good to take a few minutes to talk about Prolog, which is the basis of Pilog.3 min read·May 30, 2022----
Mia TemmaLogical Programming in PicoLisp: Learning Pilog!Welcome to the “Programming in Pilog” series!4 min read·May 25, 2022--1--1
Mia TemmaHow to hack into the PicoLisp Database (and how to prevent it!)An introduction to Cross-Site Scripting Attacks7 min read·May 13, 2022----
Mia TemmaCreating a User Interface for Data Modification, Part 2In the last post, we created a HTML page that displayed the database records in a HTML form. However, all fields of this form were disabled…4 min read·May 8, 2022----
