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James Britt
Request for Article Submissions
Ruby Code & Style is looking for articles.
The first issue of Ruby Code & Style hit the Web just before RubyConf
2005, and it's time to get back in gear and roll out the next one.
Ruby Code & Style is a free peer-reviewed on-line journal created by and
for the Ruby community.
We focus on bringing high-quality articles, written by Rubyists all over
the world, showcasing the strengths of Ruby and the ingenuity of its
users in solving real-life, non-trivial problems.
We're looking for technical Ruby articles primarily geared toward
experienced Ruby developers. Submissions are peer reviewed by our
remarkable advisory board, which includes eminent members of the Ruby
community.
This is an opportunity to share your knowledge and experience with
fellow Rubyists, and a unique chance to have your work vetted by some of
the best Ruby minds around.
While the first issue offered three articles, we're looking now at
publishing work as it becomes available and suitable for release. This
should improve the overall turnaround time, and help keep the zine fresh
and exciting.
Ruby Code & Style:
http://www.artima.com/rubycs/index.html
About RC&S:
http://www.artima.com/rubycs/about.html
Some technical details on article submissions:
http://www.artima.com/rubycs/writeforus.html
If you have any questions, please contact me at:
(e-mail address removed)
James Britt
Editor-in-Chief
Ruby Code & Style
Ruby Code & Style is looking for articles.
The first issue of Ruby Code & Style hit the Web just before RubyConf
2005, and it's time to get back in gear and roll out the next one.
Ruby Code & Style is a free peer-reviewed on-line journal created by and
for the Ruby community.
We focus on bringing high-quality articles, written by Rubyists all over
the world, showcasing the strengths of Ruby and the ingenuity of its
users in solving real-life, non-trivial problems.
We're looking for technical Ruby articles primarily geared toward
experienced Ruby developers. Submissions are peer reviewed by our
remarkable advisory board, which includes eminent members of the Ruby
community.
This is an opportunity to share your knowledge and experience with
fellow Rubyists, and a unique chance to have your work vetted by some of
the best Ruby minds around.
While the first issue offered three articles, we're looking now at
publishing work as it becomes available and suitable for release. This
should improve the overall turnaround time, and help keep the zine fresh
and exciting.
Ruby Code & Style:
http://www.artima.com/rubycs/index.html
About RC&S:
http://www.artima.com/rubycs/about.html
Some technical details on article submissions:
http://www.artima.com/rubycs/writeforus.html
If you have any questions, please contact me at:
(e-mail address removed)
James Britt
Editor-in-Chief
Ruby Code & Style