Strasheela uses the multi-paradigm programming language Oz as its user-interface and for its implementation. Oz (and its implementation Mozart) comes with extensive documentation. This page lists sources which are of particular importance for Strasheela.
The Mozart Programming System — the central Oz/Mozart web site.
Concepts, Techniques, and Models of Computer Programming — a very good programming textbook using Oz for its examples (may rival the classical Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs by Abelson and Sussman).
Tutorial of Oz — an introduction to Oz and Mozart.
Finite Domain Constraint Programming in Oz. A Tutorial — an introduction to constraint programming in Oz.
Problem Solving with Finite Set Constraints in Oz. A Tutorial — an introduction to finite set constraint programming in Oz.
Mozart Documentation — provides further tutorials.
Mozart Documentation — the entry point to the voluminous Oz documentation set.
A Virtual Manual for Mozart/Oz — a wiki attempting to integrate the many sources of Mozart/Oz documentation.
Programming Constraint Services — this book explains the space-based constraint model, the operational foundation of Strasheela (the original PhD thesis is still available as well).
Selected Research Papers on Oz — lists many further related publications.
Select — selection constraints for finite domains and for finite sets.
IOzSeF — a toolbox for building custom search engines, which also provides many ready-made search engines.
XRI and LP — a constraint system over real numbers and a linear programming solver.
MOGUL: the MOzart Global User Library — a repository of Mozart packages.