Montru - theories behind
Channel: MiND
Date: 14/03/2019

A short introduction to the Montru / Dust / MDPC environment, a disruptive approach to build and interact with information systems. To quote Sir Winston Churchill: "Now this is not the end. It is not even the beginning of the end. But it is, perhaps, the end of the beginning."

Demos:
  Entities and messages: https://youtu.be/sFfojbxT5Bo
  Thinking with Montru: https://youtu.be/3GsSp7Zd1g8
  Thinking with Montru Explained: https://youtu.be/iPLnIPNY5MM
  
References for background:
  Douglas Engelbart introduction: https://youtu.be/PjWhQiwJzKg
  Playlist of the Doug'50 Symposium: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BMaMX02_apU&index=1&list=PL7hKu1JEWOvuKYiRgzs3V4lszC38qFFlB
  My collection of "unsung heroes": http://mondoaurora.org/TheScienceOfBeingWrong_KAIS.pdf

Earlier writings about the problems to be solved (pdfs ordered by "weight")
  Dust short summary (3 pages, 2010): http://mondoaurora.org/2011_dustShort.pdf
  Taste of Luck (19 pages, 2014): http://mondoaurora.org/TasteOfLuck.pdf
  Open Source Civilization (16 pages, 2017): http://mondoaurora.org/GlobalChallenges_OpenSourceCivilization.pdf
  Mondo Aurora / Dawnworld (118 pages, 2009): http://mondoaurora.org/MondoAurora_en.pdf

GitHub (no Maven-heaven)
  MJ02: https://github.com/MondoAurora/Dust2018/tree/master/Sandbox/MJ02
  DustUtils: https://github.com/MondoAurora/Dust2018/tree/master/Java/DustUtils
  ExtLib: https://github.com/MondoAurora/Dust2018/tree/master/Sandbox/ExtLib