Tuesday Tube is back. One programming/technology video, highlighted here every week.

This week is a keynote from OSCON 2014 by Andrew Sorenson called "The Concert Programmer".

Andrew is using the Extempore programming environment in this video with xtlang (a combination of Lisp, Scheme, and C according to the site).

In my time writing the Brief Bio series, I've made an effort to mix interesting videos and images along with the text content. When doing this, I've come across a lot of videos that were too broad or too narrow to be a part of the bios. But it made me realize how much interesting video content is out there that I could be highlighting.

So, I'm bringing back Tuesday Tube (it used to be a blog post series when mgroves.com was a blog). This time, it will have a programming/technology focus, and only one video at a time.

The first tube is just a little morsel of some 80's computer goodness: a cartoon about interpreters and compilers. This comes from the Canadian show Bits and Bytes.

If you have an interesting video that you'd like to see in Tuesday Tube, leave a comment or contact me.