From: ianeast (ianeast_at_email.domain.hidden)
Date: 2001-09-21 08:54:30
>Well, I just happened to look at the September 2001 edition of Dr. Dobb's
>Journal.
From Johan...
>This is a very popular magazine for the practical software engineer. If
>you look at the article on 'Developing Scalable Distributed Applications'
you'll
>immediately realize that we can do this and better.
>Johan
Perhaps we should 'elect' someone to do this. Perhaps we should also
mount co-ordinated 'strikes' in multiple locations, with distinct
articles. We could use each article at least once. We should think in
terms of at least one follow-up, or perhaps a series, right from the
start.
Can folk suggest magazines (lightweight) read by...
- Windoze programmers
- embedded systems programmers
- project managers?
All non-volunteers one step back.
I'm happy to do one, if asked, but I know there are one or two others who
could do it better. (It does need writing, as well as technical, skills.)
>"The distance between insanity and genius is measured only by success."
>James Bond, "Tomorrow Never Dies"
I agree. Only the insane seem to succeed.
Cheers
Ian
Dr. Ian Robert East School of Computing and Mathematical Sciences
ireast_at_brookes.ac.uk Oxford Brookes University
(44) 1865 483635 Oxford OX3 0BP
Consultation hours for 2001/2002 Term 1
Mon 09.00..13.00
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