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-	<big>'''Welcome to the e-rights wiki'''</big>	+	<big>'''Welcome to the ERights.org wiki.'''</big>
-	'''E''' is a secure, distributed, pure-object platform and p2p scripting language for writing ''Capability-based'' Smart Contracts.	+	{{E}} is an [[wikipedia:Object-capability model|object-capability]] programming language and platform for writing [[wikipedia:Distributed computing|distributed]], secure, and robust software.  This wiki is about E and the larger subject of [[wikipedia:Capability-based security|capability-based security]].
-	== Getting Started ==	+	== [[Getting Started]] ==
-	[[Getting_Started]] - Tips for E newbies	+	[[Getting Started]] - Tips for {{E}} newbies
-	== Documentation ==	+	== What's New? ==
-	=== Books ===	+	[https://drive.google.com/file/d/0Bw0VXJKBgYPMS0J2VGIyWWlocms/edit?usp=sharing "Computer Security as the Future of Law"] - talk by Mark Miller at the 1997 Extro 3 Conference.
-	[[Walnut|E in a Walnut]] - This is a basic tutorial on the ''E'' language covering basic, distributed, and secure distributed programming.	+	[http://www.michaelcovel.com/2014/06/16/ep-248-mark-miller-interview-with-michael-covel-on-trend-following-radio-jun-17-2014/ Interview with Mark Miller] - about Smart Contracts, Prediction, Singularities, and more.
-	[http://www.erights.org/talks/thesis/index.html Robust Composition] - Towards a Unified Approach to Access Control and Concurrency Control.  This is [[User:MarkM|Mark Miller]]'s PhD disseration, and it explains the rationale, philosophy, and goals of ''E'' and releated systems.	+	[http://www.erights.org/talks/index.html#google-abac Google Techtalk series on ABAC] - Authorization Based Access Control.
-	[[Safe_Serialization_Under_Mutual_Suspicion]] (Wiki conversion in progress)	+	[http://research.google.com/pubs/pub40673.html Distributed Electronic Rights in JavaScript] - paper for [http://www.ccs.neu.edu/esop2013/ ESOP'13] Keynote.
-	=== Papers ===	+	[[Future research topics]]
-	=== Talks / Presentations ===	+	== [[Documentation]] ==
-	== Downloads ==	+	* [[Documentation#Books|Books]]
		+	** [[Walnut|{{E}} in a Walnut]]
		+	* [[Documentation#Tutorials|Tutorials]]
		+	* [[FAQ]]
		+	* [[Documentation#Papers|Papers]]
		+	* [[Documentation#Talks and Presentations|Talks and Presentations]]
-	Please visit the [http://www.erights.org/download/index.html E Download Page].	+	== [[Downloads]] ==
-	== Related Sites ==	+	* [[Downloads#Releases|Releases]] - ready-to-install versions of {{E}}.
-	[[wiki:E_(programming_language)]] - ''E'' on Wikipedia.	+	==[[:Category:Applications|Applications]]==
		+
		+	== [[Erights:Community Portal|Community]] ==
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		+	[https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/e-lang/ e-lang mailing list] - discussion of {{E}} and other capability languages. [https://marc.info/?l=e-lang historical]
		+
		+	[https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/cap-talk/ cap-talk mailing list] - discussion of general issues regarding capability security. [https://marc.info/?l=cap-talk historical]
		+
		+	[https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/friam/ friam mailing list] - coordinates the week capability meetings
		+
		+	[[Whiteboards]] - Discussion of ideas and other works in progress.
		+
		+	==[[Development]]==
		+	* [[Downloads#Subversion|Subversion Repository]] — development branch
		+	* [[:Category:Unresolved design issues|Unresolved design issues]] — things that need thinking about
		+
		+	== Related Sites ==
-	[[c2:EeLanguage]] - ''E'' on the C2 wiki.	+	* [http://www.erights.org Main Erights.org site]
		+	* [[wikipedia:E_(programming_language)|{{E}} on Wikipedia]]
		+	* [http://rosettacode.org/wiki/Category:E {{E}} on Rosetta Code]
		+	* [[Object-capability languages]]
		+	* [[Object-capability systems]]
		+	* [[Related Sites|...more...]]

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Latest revision as of 16:42, 21 April 2018

Welcome to the ERights.org wiki.

E is an object-capability programming language and platform for writing distributed, secure, and robust software. This wiki is about E and the larger subject of capability-based security.

Contents 1 Getting Started 2 What's New? 3 Documentation 4 Downloads 5 Applications 6 Community 7 Development 8 Related Sites

Getting Started

Getting Started - Tips for E newbies

What's New?

"Computer Security as the Future of Law" - talk by Mark Miller at the 1997 Extro 3 Conference.

Interview with Mark Miller - about Smart Contracts, Prediction, Singularities, and more.

Google Techtalk series on ABAC - Authorization Based Access Control.

Distributed Electronic Rights in JavaScript - paper for ESOP'13 Keynote.

Future research topics

Documentation

• Books
  • E in a Walnut
• Tutorials
• FAQ
• Papers
• Talks and Presentations

Downloads

• Releases - ready-to-install versions of E.

Applications

Community

e-lang mailing list - discussion of E and other capability languages. historical

cap-talk mailing list - discussion of general issues regarding capability security. historical

friam mailing list - coordinates the week capability meetings

Whiteboards - Discussion of ideas and other works in progress.

Development

• Subversion Repository — development branch
• Unresolved design issues — things that need thinking about

Related Sites

• Main Erights.org site
• E on Wikipedia
• E on Rosetta Code
• Object-capability languages
• Object-capability systems
• ...more...