taylor@limbo.intuitive.com (Dave Taylor) (08/17/89)
Are you a font of creative wisdom when it comes to
programming the Macintosh? Do you create new programming
languages on the side or extend the ones we have with new
utilities, tools, and libraries?
Would you like to pick up some $$ and fame at the same time
for doing something fun and enjoyable?
Then you should write for "Computer Language" magazine!
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Alright ... enough sales pitch, eh? First off, I'm the
Macintosh editor of the magazine, and secondly I've been
writing for them, and reading the mag, since Vol #1 all
too many years ago...
Published by Miller-Freeman (the same people who put out
AI Expert, Unix Review and Embedded Systems Programming)
CL is well known in the industry as the journal for
professional programmers. Historically they've focused
on MS-DOS programming, but with my assignment as Mac
editor I'm also tasked with the job of bringing more Mac
related articles in...
So here's our chance to show those DOS and Unix folk a thing
or two about slick programming languages, clean and well
designed CASE and software development environments. I
personally feel the Mac is a terrific place to develop
code (though a crummy machine to program for)...
If you're interested in writing articles of any length on
just about any programming related topic, please feel free
to drop me a note and we can discuss it further.
Thanks for reading this far...
-- Dave Taylor
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