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Author: ivanreese

README.md

@@ -4,7 +4,7 @@ This is the repo for the Future of Coding website.
 
 The website is a mix of personal logs and projects by Steve Krouse, episode pages for the Future of Coding podcast, and some pages about the Future of Coding community. Steve has turned over the website to community ownership, so things are in flux while we decided what should go where. Still, if you see any typos or have any suggestions, issues and PRs are welcome.
 
-Steve also kept a number of ["virtual webpages"](https://github.com/stevekrouse/futureofcoding.org/issues?q=is%3Aopen+is%3Aissue+label%3A%22virtual+webpage%22) when a GitHub issue is a better format for them than a regular webpage. These might be of interest if you are following along with his research work.
+Steve also kept a number of ["virtual webpages"](https://github.com/futureofcoding/futureofcoding.org/issues?q=is%3Aopen+is%3Aissue+label%3A%22virtual+webpage%22) when a GitHub issue is a better format for them than a regular webpage. These might be of interest if you are following along with his research work.
 
 ## Developing notes
 

_data/commitToJournalMarkdown.json

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 Are you working on a project that represents your vision for the future of computing? Do you want contributions from our community members? [Get in touch](/contact), and we will list it here. Please provide the name of your project, a link to any relevant pages, and what sorts of contribution you would appreciate.
 
-* [Future of Coding Website](http://github.com/stevekrouse/futureofcoding.org) — Yes, the website itself is a project that welcomes contributions. If you'd like to add information, fix errors, or make improvements (especially to the visual design), talk to @ivanreese in the Slack or open a PR.
+* [Future of Coding Website](http://github.com/futureofcoding/futureofcoding.org) — Yes, the website itself is a project that welcomes contributions. If you'd like to add information, fix errors, or make improvements (especially to the visual design), talk to @ivanreese in the Slack or open a PR.
 
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_data/git-log.json

@@ -11,4 +11,4 @@ The current steward of the community is [Ivan Reese](https://ivanish.ca). If you
 
 The community was founded by Steve Krouse. He is no longer involved in the day-to-day happenings of the community, but if you are interested in the goings-on of his life, follow [@stevekrouse](https://twitter.com/stevekrouse) on Twitter.
 
-This website is [on Github](https://github.com/stevekrouse/futureofcoding.org) and welcomes contributions. If you'd like to add information, fix errors, or make improvements, pull requests are welcome.
+This website is [on Github](https://github.com/futureofcoding/futureofcoding.org) and welcomes contributions. If you'd like to add information, fix errors, or make improvements, pull requests are welcome.

collaboration.md

@@ -9,4 +9,4 @@ title: Research Recap Three (WoofJS Workflow)
 ## Notes
 
 *   [http://woofjs.com/workflow](http://woofjs.com/workflow)
-*   [Top Down Programming Assistant Paper (Google Doc)](https://docs.google.com/document/d/1gt4SDLgCSeKa_h1seWtriPFsve8aYHzdhuADWas2j0c/edit#heading=h.5gx0zjbf597u). If the Google Doc doesn't work, you can [download a PDF version here](https://github.com/stevekrouse/futureofcoding.org/files/1248895/Top-down.programming.assistant.pdf).
+*   [Top Down Programming Assistant Paper (Google Doc)](https://docs.google.com/document/d/1gt4SDLgCSeKa_h1seWtriPFsve8aYHzdhuADWas2j0c/edit#heading=h.5gx0zjbf597u). If the Google Doc doesn't work, you can [download a PDF version here](https://github.com/futureofcoding/futureofcoding.org/files/1248895/Top-down.programming.assistant.pdf).

contact.md

@@ -54,8 +54,8 @@ I'm also getting cold emails from listeners which has been unreal! Please keep i
 
 ### 3\. Continue writing up solutions
 
-*   [StreamSheets](https://github.com/stevekrouse/futureofcoding.org/issues/54)
-*   [FRP WoofJS](https://github.com/stevekrouse/futureofcoding.org/issues/55)
+*   [StreamSheets](https://github.com/futureofcoding/futureofcoding.org/issues/54)
+*   [FRP WoofJS](https://github.com/futureofcoding/futureofcoding.org/issues/55)
 *   FRP Scratch
 *   Blockly Elm
 *   Blockly CycleJS

episodes/006.md

@@ -41,9 +41,9 @@ I think it's important to both show you my work, but also have a clean and reada
 
 1.  [/about](http://futureofcoding.org/about) was a good summary of the past two years, justifying my current path
 
-2.  [/plan v1](https://github.com/stevekrouse/futureofcoding.org/commit/4d37f65a04b418772687da1645d1da8d01a4fc30). Written at 10pm after inspired by Chris Granger's Strange Loop talk. Very open, questioning. The most important part was the user/customer table.
+2.  [/plan v1](https://github.com/futureofcoding/futureofcoding.org/commit/4d37f65a04b418772687da1645d1da8d01a4fc30). Written at 10pm after inspired by Chris Granger's Strange Loop talk. Very open, questioning. The most important part was the user/customer table.
 
-3.  [/plan v2](https://github.com/stevekrouse/futureofcoding.org/commit/7385f741463a6cc23b90c724afb2322860e99dbe) is still just a (five page!!) outline at this point. Hope to develop it by the end of this week, maybe next week.
+3.  [/plan v2](https://github.com/futureofcoding/futureofcoding.org/commit/7385f741463a6cc23b90c724afb2322860e99dbe) is still just a (five page!!) outline at this point. Hope to develop it by the end of this week, maybe next week.
 
 ### Articulating the goal
 

episodes/014.md

@@ -25,7 +25,7 @@ I've been thinking a lot about the quote:
 
 ####  Calendar sculpting last week
 
-In particular, I'm impressed by how quickly I was able to an idea-generating mindset. I think is mostly due to the [calendar sculpting session I did last week](https://github.com/stevekrouse/futureofcoding.org/commit/fcb70a6ebb26033a3dcb308929ca277145f286b8). I will make sure to do that at end of this reflection.
+In particular, I'm impressed by how quickly I was able to an idea-generating mindset. I think is mostly due to the [calendar sculpting session I did last week](https://github.com/futureofcoding/futureofcoding.org/commit/fcb70a6ebb26033a3dcb308929ca277145f286b8). I will make sure to do that at end of this reflection.
 
 [![screenshot 2017-11-28 at 10 52 36 am](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/2288939/33329341-51f477f0-d42a-11e7-9091-4d6d3a72a3ff.png)](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/2288939/33329341-51f477f0-d42a-11e7-9091-4d6d3a72a3ff.png)
 
@@ -77,7 +77,7 @@ Bret Deep dive, visit dynamicland
 
 ### Essay about Essays
 
-[Great start here](https://github.com/stevekrouse/futureofcoding.org/issues/63#issue-277535475), mind-mapping on paper. Next step will be putting mind map to coggle or prezi as I did with the learning to code essay. Waiting on Nicky Case to continue working here, but he's getting version 0 of JoyJS released so that is TBD. ([Here's my review of it.](http://futureofcoding.org/joy-js-review))
+[Great start here](https://github.com/futureofcoding/futureofcoding.org/issues/63#issue-277535475), mind-mapping on paper. Next step will be putting mind map to coggle or prezi as I did with the learning to code essay. Waiting on Nicky Case to continue working here, but he's getting version 0 of JoyJS released so that is TBD. ([Here's my review of it.](http://futureofcoding.org/joy-js-review))
 
 ### Essay about learning to code
 
@@ -87,7 +87,7 @@ You can see [my mind map here](https://coggle.it/diagram/Wh6pe8X_9wABwTVA).
 
 ### Unbreakable-links
 
-Update on this from [past journal entry](https://github.com/stevekrouse/futureofcoding.org/commit/fcb70a6ebb26033a3dcb308929ca277145f286b8):
+Update on this from [past journal entry](https://github.com/futureofcoding/futureofcoding.org/commit/fcb70a6ebb26033a3dcb308929ca277145f286b8):
 
 > This project has taken much longer than expected. Just another opportunity for me to improve my currently highly inaccurate planning skills. The short-term solution is quite reasonable: whenever I want to move or delete a file in this directory, I simply have to think through what will happen to all prior links to that page. I do this well with the now deprecated /journal page.
 
@@ -123,7 +123,7 @@ This is particularly relevant to me now for two reasons:
 ### Priorities
 
 *   Bret Deep Dive (Andreaas wiki, plan this)
-*   [Custom log page](https://github.com/stevekrouse/futureofcoding.org/issues/65)
+*   [Custom log page](https://github.com/futureofcoding/futureofcoding.org/issues/65)
 *   Inbox tasks
     *   Guest for podcast, @r0ml
     *   Inbox zero

episodes/016.md

@@ -31,7 +31,7 @@ In order to accomplish this vision, I believe there are three large categories o
 
 My recent work was on ridding ourselves of the IO Monad from user interfaces, which is building on Conal Elliott's FRP work. [My paper and talk](http://futureofcoding.org/papers/comprehensible-frp) at REBLS last month argues that Elm Architecture makes software take longer to understand (which is untenable if we want people to be able to modify the software they use *in the course of using it*) as compared to the higher-order and cyclic streams of Conal's original FRP.
 
-My future work will be improving the programming experience of "original FRP", potentially with a Haskell-inspired structured editor. I will also extend Conal's FRP work to also [removing the IO Monad from the "backend"](https://github.com/stevekrouse/futureofcoding.org/issues/85).
+My future work will be improving the programming experience of "original FRP", potentially with a Haskell-inspired structured editor. I will also extend Conal's FRP work to also [removing the IO Monad from the "backend"](https://github.com/futureofcoding/futureofcoding.org/issues/85).
 
 In the episode I add a lot more color to these points, as well as discuss my personal background, the past and future of Future of Coding meetups, my experience at SPLASH last month, and other whacky ideas!
 

episodes/018.md

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episodes/033.md

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episodes/036.md

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episodes/037.md

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episodes/038.md

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episodes/039.md

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episodes/040.md

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episodes/041.md

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episodes/042.md

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     <div class="name">Ivan:</div>
-      That's the good news. But you might be wondering why you're hearing from me and not your regular host, Steve Krouse. Well, that's the bad news. Steve decided to <a href="https://github.com/stevekrouse/futureofcoding.org/commit/93282e33058aad69bc4262736eafde23358cc274">step back from his role</a> as chief podcaster and organizer of our community, and he appointed me as his successor. I'm sad to see him go, humbled that he asked me take over, and hopeful that you'll stick with me as I find my footing.
+      That's the good news. But you might be wondering why you're hearing from me and not your regular host, Steve Krouse. Well, that's the bad news. Steve decided to <a href="https://github.com/futureofcoding/futureofcoding.org/commit/93282e33058aad69bc4262736eafde23358cc274">step back from his role</a> as chief podcaster and organizer of our community, and he appointed me as his successor. I'm sad to see him go, humbled that he asked me take over, and hopeful that you'll stick with me as I find my footing.
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episodes/043.md

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episodes/044.md

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 #### Ivan
 I found the [podcast interview](http://artmusictech.libsyn.com/podcast-090-miller-puckette) you did with Darwin Grosse.

episodes/045.md

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 #### Steve
 Welcome Jennifer.

episodes/047.md

@@ -43,7 +43,7 @@ title: Essays & Papers
 
 <span class="date">2018 Apr 02 -</span> [A Visual History of Eve](/essays/eve)
 
-<span class="date">2017 Aug 09 -</span> [Top-down programming assistant (WoofJS Workflow)](https://github.com/stevekrouse/futureofcoding.org/files/1248895/Top-down.programming.assistant.pdf)
+<span class="date">2017 Aug 09 -</span> [Top-down programming assistant (WoofJS Workflow)](https://github.com/futureofcoding/futureofcoding.org/files/1248895/Top-down.programming.assistant.pdf)
 
 <span class="date">2017 May 09 -</span> [The Rose Project (April 2017)](https://medium.com/@stevekrouse/rose-project-april-2017-32af31b078b1)
 

episodes/048.md

@@ -4,7 +4,7 @@ title: The Misunderstood Roots of FRP Can Save Programming
 
 # The Misunderstood Roots of FRP Can Save Programming
 
-_This essay was presented at Salon de Refusés 2019, colocated with <Programming> 2019, in Genoa, Italy on April 2nd, under the title **Visual Denotative Programming**. The talk was not recorded but you can [watch a (rough) practice talk here](https://www.loom.com/share/936dd606f9d948e194cf39bc353b2816). The [slides can be found here](https://github.com/stevekrouse/futureofcoding.org/files/3085610/Visual.Denotative.Programming.pdf)._
+_This essay was presented at Salon de Refusés 2019, colocated with <Programming> 2019, in Genoa, Italy on April 2nd, under the title **Visual Denotative Programming**. The talk was not recorded but you can [watch a (rough) practice talk here](https://www.loom.com/share/936dd606f9d948e194cf39bc353b2816). The [slides can be found here](https://github.com/futureofcoding/futureofcoding.org/files/3085610/Visual.Denotative.Programming.pdf)._
 
 For many years I been searching for the perfect paradigm for programming user interfaces. Like many others, I fell in love with FRP with the rise of ReactJS and spent a few years searching for the perfect reactive model. Eventually, I found my way back to the original work on FRP by Conal Elliott. It took me almost a year to make sense of it. This essay attempts to make Conal's vision more understandable to less mathematically-oriented programmers, and also show how this perspective could be the foundation for a new era of programming, not just with user interfaces, but also multi-node computing, storage, machine learning, etc.
 
@@ -541,4 +541,4 @@ The denotative community can be viewed as a small subset of the functional progr
 
 ## Acknowledgements
 
-Thanks to Jonathan Edwards for his support and advice. Thanks to Paul Chiusano for pushing me to take on this perspective. Thanks to Antranig Basman, Mariano Guerra, Nick Smith, Mark McGranaghan, Kartik Agaram, Will Taysom, Will Crichton, Vladimir Gordeev, Gregg Tavares, Duncan Woods, Ivan Reese, and the reviewers at the Salon de Refusés for very helpful feedback early drafts of this essay. This essay received [a lot of wonderful feedback and went through a number of iterations, which you can get a sense of here](https://github.com/stevekrouse/futureofcoding.org/blob/f8aae3560ab97f07021eeed7a6d41d8d243a6c3f/drafts/dctp.md#draft-1-feedback).
+Thanks to Jonathan Edwards for his support and advice. Thanks to Paul Chiusano for pushing me to take on this perspective. Thanks to Antranig Basman, Mariano Guerra, Nick Smith, Mark McGranaghan, Kartik Agaram, Will Taysom, Will Crichton, Vladimir Gordeev, Gregg Tavares, Duncan Woods, Ivan Reese, and the reviewers at the Salon de Refusés for very helpful feedback early drafts of this essay. This essay received [a lot of wonderful feedback and went through a number of iterations, which you can get a sense of here](https://github.com/futureofcoding/futureofcoding.org/blob/f8aae3560ab97f07021eeed7a6d41d8d243a6c3f/drafts/dctp.md#draft-1-feedback).