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=== Twitter bot ===
=== Twitter bot ===
[https://twitter.com/tryaplbot TryAPL Bot] is a [[wikipedia:Twitter bot|Twitter bot]] run by Rodrigo Girão Serrão using TryAPL icon. It responds to [[wikipedia:Twitter#Tweets|tweets]] that [[wikipedia:mention (blogging)|mention]] it. To use it, post a tweet that contains the bot's handle (<code>@tryaplbot</code>) and code in backticks, for example <code>`⍳3`</code>. Multiple such code sections can be included in a single message, and assignments made in earlier ones are preserved for the later ones. Since tweets do not support any type of formatting, the bot responds with an image of an APL [[session]] where the requested code has been entered, and the result is shown. It also includes a link to try the expression on [[#TryAPL.org|TryAPL.org]] and if the result is a single line that can fit in the tweet, it is included there too.
[https://twitter.com/tryaplbot TryAPL Bot] is a [[wikipedia:Twitter bot|Twitter bot]] run by Rodrigo Girão Serrão using TryAPL icon. It responds to [[wikipedia:Twitter#Tweets|tweets]] that [[wikipedia:mention (blogging)|mention]] it. To use it, post a tweet that contains the bot's handle (<code>@tryaplbot</code>) and code in backticks, for example <code>`⍳3`</code>. Multiple such code sections can be included in a single message, and assignments made in earlier ones are preserved for the later ones. Since tweets do not support any type of formatting, the bot responds with an image of an APL [[session]] where the requested code has been entered, and the result is shown. It also includes a link to try the expression on [[#TryAPL.org|TryAPL.org]] and if the result is a single line that can fit in the tweet, it is included there too.
=== API ===
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== In media ==
== In media ==
=== Videos ===
=== Presentations ===
TryAPL and its development history has been presented at [[Dyalog user meeting]]s and in a [[Dyalog webinar]]:
TryAPL and its development history has been presented at [[Dyalog user meeting]]s and in a [[Dyalog webinar]]:


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