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| + | We have a vacancy for the [[Vacancy_NECTOP|NECTOP]] project. Applying the [[ITasks|iTask system]] in a NEC context. | ||
== Clean 2.4 Released! == | == Clean 2.4 Released! == | ||
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Welcome to the Clean Wiki! As of July 2010, this is the new home of Clean. Clean is a general purpose, state-of-the-art, pure and lazy functional programming language designed for making real-world applications. Some of its most notable language features are uniqueness typing, dynamic typing, and generic functions. Have a look at a quick impression of Clean. The Clean System is available for the Windows, Linux, and Mac operating systems.
PhD student VacancyWe have a vacancy for the NECTOP project. Applying the iTask system in a NEC context. Clean 2.4 Released!As of 23 December 2011, Clean 2.4 is publicly available from our download page.
The iTask System Much of the current Clean related research is focused around the iTask system. This is a toolkit for building web-based workflow management systems using a powerful workflow language embedded in Clean. |
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LanguageLearn more about the Clean language by downloading a distribution, the libraries, or reading the documentation, related publications, or FAQ.
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CommunityFind out what is going on in the Clean community by checking out the projects that use Clean, reading the wishlist of Clean features, or joining our mailing lists. |
AboutRead more about the latest developments, upcoming and past events, or how to contact us. |
