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	<title>TADS 3 - Undo Restart Restore</title>
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		<title>The TADS fatigue</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[I begin this post by stating that I have two things to say about <a href="http://tads.org/tads3.htm">TADS 3</a>: a) as a programming language it's most excellent and b) the library is huge. Then I will proceed in saying more things about TADS.]]></description>
										<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I have two things to say about <a href="http://tads.org/tads3.htm">TADS 3</a>: a) as a programming language it's most excellent and b) the library is huge.</p>
<p>TADS's learning curve is very steep at the beginning but I have a feeling that once you get a decent grasp of the language you can do advanced stuff quite easily. With Inform 7 the learning curve is almost the opposite: you can get in with no effort at all, but when you get to the advanced stuff you hit a brick wall.</p>
<p>This is the third time I've started trying to learn TADS. The first two times the library was just too overwhelming and I didn't get very far before just becoming <em>tired</em>. Now I've picked it up again and it's going better than before. While I've never had as much <em>fun</em> programming as I have when working with Inform, TADS is also fun but in a different way: the feeling of harnessing its <em>raw power</em> is what makes TADS a pleasure to work with.</p>
<p>Just to tame this beast I'm going to do my next project in TADS. An old acquaintance is about to return...</p>
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