Working for Ning has ramifications on my free-time activities. Most of my coding effort goes into work-related material, and not so much my Forth activities. But, I'm aiming to force myself out of that rut. If I'm successful, I hope to have a new blog post at least once a week here.

I'll start my series off with using Unsuitable to explain Unsuitable itself, as it currently stands. The code isn't pretty, even by my standards, since most of the code came into existence as prototypes-intended-to-be-rewritten-later-but-never-got-around-to-it demonstrations. If you're a professional software engineer, you know the story already.

I will try my best to keep each post as short as possible, so don't be surprised if I assume prior knowledge in something Forth-related. If you're confused or want a more concise/relevant explanation of something in the context of Unsuitable than what Google can provide, feel free to contact me by e-mail, and I will try to work up an article answering your question(s).

With further ado, let me start today off with the first explanation of Unsuitable code.