AMMDI is an open-notebook hypertext writing experiment, authored by Mike Travers aka mtraven. It's a work in progress and some parts are more polished than others. Comments welcome! More.
A new subfield, I got pulled into a discussion group. The basic idea is to apply the tools of critical theory to software and technology, and specifically to code, the magic texts that make the computer world go.
My credentials (aka excuse for being there):
Dissertation applied metaphor theory to programming languages and paradigms Metaphors in Programming. Touched on a whole bunch of maybe-related topics, including:
Participated in a workshop on Warren Sack's book on Software Studies
Current relevant interests
Making one-off block languages for specialized DSLs including generative art (derived from Behave! and Scratch).
Understanding and managing scientific analysis code (from notebooks to reproducibility) and the relationship with science and scientific rhetoric
Understanding agency and its role in computation (as ever)
Current-wave hypertext and knowledge management tools like Roam (not very code related, except I am coding my own Goddinpotty , and the Roam-tools all have a plugin/extension culture which is interesting in terms of having code and text intermingled).