Meal Planning as Compilation
I used to think meal planning was for people with too much time. Then I realized I was spending more time not planning meals than it would take to …
Read more →Cooklang is the markup language at the center of an open-source ecosystem for cooking and recipe management. In our blog we share how we use Cooklang and tools.
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I used to think meal planning was for people with too much time. Then I realized I was spending more time not planning meals than it would take to …
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Read more →An interview with David A. Mundie, creator of RxOL - the first programming language for recipes in 1985. He shares his vision of simplifying cooking …
Read more →Cooking transforms not only the taste and texture of food but also its nutrients, and with tools like Cooklang, we can optimize recipes for both …
Read more →Alexey on a quest of solving recipe sync problem for Cooklang apps.
Read more →Recipes, like programs, are instructions meant to produce consistent results. Thinking of recipes as stack machines is a mental shift that clarifies …
Read more →A universal recipe standard would transform cooking by providing a shared structure that enables consistency, accessibility, and innovation, much like …
Read more →This text discusses the challenges of translating traditional recipe formats into a structure understandable by computers. It highlights the issues …
Read more →Comparing three popular recipe management solutions - the minimalist text-based Cooklang, the polished commercial Paprika, and the open-source …
Read more →This is a list of ideas we think will help you to save time and money on groceries with Cooklang and tools.
Read more →How and why I created Cooklang in the first place.
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