Gibidda.

Not a company. Not a category. Just a word.

A song.A programming language.A story for a four-year-old.

Different forms. Same hand. This is where they belong.

Now online

The book companion and the language behind it.

Underneath the Syntax is available now in paperback from Barnes & Noble and Amazon. Its complete chapter companion and the QF Code 1.1 browser environment are free online.

Buy at Barnes & Noble ↗Buy on Amazon ↗

Free companion Try It in QF Code All 26 chapters, 25 runnable examples, and exercises that connect the book's concepts to working code. Read the companion → Browser IDE QF Code 1.1 Write and run programs in a locally hosted editor and interpreter, with no account or installation. Open QF Code →

Inside

The work, plainly stated.

Music

Five songs, picked because they are the ones worth hearing, not because they are the newest.

Books

Selected books from Gibidda Press, with full title pages and companion resources on the dedicated Press site.

Tools

Practical systems and learning tools, including NutriTrack, its desktop Insights companion, and QF Code, whose public IDE and specification are hosted by Gibidda Press.

A little context

Gibidda is a word coined by Ed Mooers. It began as a common address for work that did not fit one category. It has become a place where some of that work can live in full.

Read about the word