Cry 'Woof'
On Saturday mornings recently I’ve been writing about my views on the esthetics of software development, and I plan to continue with that because it interests me and helps me articulate what I’ve learned at a deep level but never verbalized. (What, you thought I wrote these posts for your benefit?)
I’ve got to take a hiatus from that today, though, because the 21st Annual Tcl/Tk conference is approaching. It takes place the second week of November in Portland, Oregon, and I’m going to be giving a paper about Quill; and the deadline for submitting the finished paper is rapidly approaching.
And that means I need to get it written, which is what I’ll be doing today.
In the meantime, any of my readers with an interest in programming in general and TCL/TK in particular should consider attending the conference if they can. It’s a small conference, generally under a hundred people, including most of the top experts in the TCL community; and they are a generous, welcoming bunch of guys.
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