Artist and engineer Ishac Bertran has launched a project that invites people to submit poetry written in any coding language. These code poems will be considered for publication in a book. A code poem ...

Programming codes are called “languages” for good reason. Each is a functional yet creatively pliable form of expression with all the nuance of any spoken language. The difference is that programming ...

Code poetry is built on a simple premise: it is a single text that reads as poetry and executes as code. The new collection ./code –– poetry, published by Broken Sleep Books, brings a programmer and ...

Leslie Wu, a doctoral student in computer science at Stanford, took an appropriately high-tech approach to presenting her poem "Say 23" at the first Stanford Code Poetry Slam. Wu wore Google Glass as ...

Can the computer code that pumps the blood through the veins of Silicon Valley have a poetic ring to it? The question could be answered during a hands-on “code poetry” workshop and slam on May 2 ...

The saying “opposites attract” is true for programmer Daniel Holden and poet Chris Kerr, the creators of Code Poetry, a collection of 12 code poems that produce a visual representation of a poem when ...

This past November, Standford University made JavaScript and computer code more alliterative, onomatopoetic, and generally artistic with the first Code Poetry Slam. Eight finalists, not exclusively ...

Programmers use code to create apps, websites, cool new features and more. But, in a recent contest, they displayed a new way to utilize code: poetry. The Source Code Poetry 2015 contest showcased ...