 DDJ, March 2004, Programming Languages
started 2/18/2004; 12:54:36 AM - last post 2/18/2004; 10:38:18 AM
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Dan Shappir - DDJ, March 2004, Programming Languages 
2/18/2004; 12:54:36 AM (reads: 168, responses: 3)
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Dr. Dobb's Journal presents its annual programming language issue.
What's a programmer without a programming language? In the March issue, we look at a bunch of them, ranging from Bistro (the best of Java and Smalltalk), Python, Prolog, Small-C, and more.
I'm putting it in the DG rather than on the front page because you must become a paying subscriber in order to access the content.
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Ehud Lamm - Re: DDJ, March 2004, Programming Languages
2/18/2004; 8:32:14 AM (reads: 137, responses: 2)
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I so want to read the fostering little languages paper. It's a shame you can't just download it like you do with research papers...
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andrew cooke - Re: DDJ, March 2004, Programming Languages
2/18/2004; 10:27:56 AM (reads: 124, responses: 1)
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i wonder how different/similar it will be to this?
(i tried to register at the site, but while one page mentioned a free option a later page seemed to require payment).
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Ehud Lamm - Re: DDJ, March 2004, Programming Languages
2/18/2004; 10:38:18 AM (reads: 125, responses: 0)
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From the little I heard the scope of both articles seems similar. I want to see how the authors chose to address the quite different target audience...
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