http://www.ddj.com

'''Subtitled: "Software Tools for the Professional Programmer."'''

A very good trade journal devoted mostly to the "nuts and bolts" (how-to) in writing programs for public consumption. It has a noticeable slant towards Intel/Windows platforms, although a fair amount of Unix-y stuff appears from time to time.  Most code examples (in articles other than language introductions) are given in either C or C++, although a growing number of Java articles are being published.

	The original title was...:	dr. dobb's journal of Computer Calisthenics & Orthodontia ("Running Light without Overbyte") 

''See also DrDobbsSyndrome''

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''Someone should probably clean up this page and make it pretty as well as more informative.  I'm somewhat surprised I'm the first one to fill something in here!''
-- JohnBaldwin

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See article on Lua in December 1996.  I found this a strange article as I couldn't quite visualize how to use the software but was nevertheless intrigued enough to download the software and make use of it.  See references on my own page.
-- JohnFletcher

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Used to read a dorm-mates copies all the time long before I had any pretensions of becoming a software guy.  It was ''way'' more funky back then...--TimVoght

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