Advice to a Newbie Do You Remember Your First Time? Pure coding is but one piece of the software development landscape.
Kode Vicious from the DNS issue, April 2007
KV the Konqueror This month, KV follows up on a security question from a previous column and then revisits one of koding’s most divisive issues: language choice.
KV the Konqueror from the Multiprocessors issue, September 2005
Syntactic Heroin User-defined overloading is a syntactic drug that has seduced all too many language designers, programmers, and project managers.
Rodney Bates, Wichita State University from the Security issue, June 2005
Natural programming languages and environments An environment that works the way nonprogrammers expect is more inviting and helps users become more confident and productive.
Brad A. Myers, John F. Pane, Andy Ko from the RFID issue, October 2004
Schizoid Classes Of class, type, and method
Rodney Bates, Wichita State University from the VoIP issue, September 2004
Fun and Games with Multi-Language Development When does a multi-language implementation make sense?
Andrew M. Phelps, Rochester Institute of Technology, David M. Parks, Rochester Institute of Technology from the Game Development issue, February 2004
