Re: Any DDJ articles on Eu?

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Hello folks,

I too have been considering putting together an article about Euphoria and
yes I have been thinking "maybe this is Rob's job" but now I'm thinking
from a different tack:

Fact One:

Rob is way, way, way too busy doing Euphoria stuff to get into such "self
promotion".

Fact two:

Promoting and spreading the word of Euphoria will be better received from
happy users of the language (who have even paid for the full version) than
from it's creator.  I bought a Ford because a friend let me try his and I
liked it - _not_ because Henry T. just said his cars were great.  (No
flames on the better or worseness of Fords please - it's an analogy smile.

So my advice is submit as many articles as possible.  I'll be working on
mine for sure.  I'm _always_ telling my friends and work associates about
Euphoria.  Recently we saw Euphoria beat the pants off UNIX based Perl in a
particular benchmarked task which is great because I now have evidence that
Linux Sys Admins (the unwashed masses at slashdot.org take note >smile should
listen to.

Euphoria makes programming sense - make everyone you know aware of this!

Let's face it the public domain (i.e free, no cost, no charge) version of
Euphoria is so blooming powerful as a standalone bit of freeware I am
utterlly amazed that Euphoria isn't front page news on such download sites
like www.davecentral.com - how can something this great be "free"?  Simple,
its bloody fantastic!!!

Spread the word folks.

Regards,

FP.

At 02:23 PM 1/26/02 -0700, you wrote:
>
>Hello!
>
>To my knowledge, no, they haven't -- I've been subscribed to them for two 
>years.  I've considered submitting an article myself; however, like you, I 
>figured that this would be a task better handled by "the bigguns," or
perhaps 
>even Mr. Craig himself.
>
>I have not dealt with the CD you mentioned, either; however, I do believe
that 
>Euphoria would be something they would be interested in, considering that 
>they've done articles on some of the other up-and-coming languages, like 
>Ruby.
>
>Travis Beaty
>Evans, Colorado.
>
>
>On 26 Jan 2002 at 21:00, Rod Jackson wrote:
>
>> 
>> Hi all,
>> 
>> It feels like I've asked this question before, but searching the mailing 
>> list archives didn't find it....
>> 
>> As most of you know, Dr. Dobb's Journal (DDJ) is a popular magazine for 
>> programmers. I've read it off and on for years, and the most recent 
>> issue specialized on programming languages. Many were mentioned, but 
>> alas, nothing about Euphoria.
>> 
>> My question is, has anyone ever seen a Euphoria article in DDJ? Has 
>> anyone ever submitted one, or proposed that the editors look into the 
>> language? I would think that by now surely someone has, but searching 
>> the DDJ site doesn't bring up anything either.
>> 
>> I suppose I could submit an article myself, I'm not a bad writer; I only 
>> hesitate because I think a more "accomplished" programmer/developer 
>> (possibly one of you who have created commercial apps?) would give the 
>> article more weight.
>> 
>> Rod Jackson
>> 
>> P.S. -- As a side note, has anyone ever ordered DDJ's CD of obscure 
>> programming languages? I was wondering if Euphoria was even on 
>> *that*....
>
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