Papers
“Discuss programming as theory building” republishes major articles, reprints leading discussion, and collects erudite comment on the theory-building view of software programming.
“Study Haskell” presents, as a noweb literate program, solutions to exercises in Real World Haskell with tests, supporting text (for methods new to me), and some commentary.
“Plan 9 port” collects, as a noweb literate program, rc scripts and other artifacts as I start to learn about Plan 9. Some of these end up as contributions to Russ Cox’ plan9port.
“A screen-efficient Twitter client” mocks up a design which displays one tweet at a time across a variety of searches or user groups, or a page full of tweets for one search or user group.
Software Tools 
Hi,
I am a newbie to latex, and was wondering if I could please get to see the .tex file for these sample papers you wrote? Also if you have something for a thesis that you wouldn’t mind sharing then that would be awesome!
Thanks,
CBro
Cbro
19 May 2010 at 0401
@Cbro These are based on http://code.google.com/p/tufte-latex/ , a Edward Tufte inspired LaTeX class. It’s great!
Rodolfo Carvajal (@rocarvaj)
22 June 2012 at 1147
I know this is way late, but I’ve recently adopted the tufte-latex class and would like to mimic the look of your document titles (all-caps sans-serif, etc.) rather than the default styles in tufte-handout. Any hints would be appreciated, thanks!
jack
20 August 2015 at 1515
@jack
Try:
\documentclass[sfsidenotes]{tufte-handout}
Found under:
https://github.com/Tufte-LaTeX/tufte-latex/blob/master/tufte-common.def
Michael Murek
10 April 2016 at 1556
[…] Some papers by Jason Catena using the handout class […]
Tufte-inspired LaTeX (handouts, papers, and books) « Another Word For It
20 June 2016 at 1452
The papers are missing from Dropbox
Peter Goodall
5 May 2017 at 0617