From: Andres Hidalgo Date: 2001-04-11T05:37:42+09:00 Subject: [ruby-talk:13598] Re: ruby-talk volume info? ------=_NextPart_001_0000_01C0C1DC.4C2B83E0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable Is this a Hoax ? ----- Original Message ----- From: Conrad Schneiker Sent: Tuesday, April 10, 2001 2:42 AM To: ruby-talk@ruby-lang.org; ruby-talk@netlab.co.jp Subject: [ruby-talk:13591] Re: ruby-talk volume info? Robert Feldt wrote: > My inpression is that the volume on ruby-talk has decreased after the r= ush > following on Dave and Andy's book and articles last fall. Anyone got > scripts for analyzing and confirming this? > > Is it a sign of the initial interest coming to rest? Two words for :-) thought on this topic: (1) Slashdot (2) ActiveState WRT (1), what ever happened to that forthcoming book review? WRT (2), any Ruby guru making plans to move to Vancouver? FYI & FWIW, (http://www.activestate.com/ASPN/Downloads/Komodo/PyXPCOM/) # PyXPCOM # Beta Release # [Etc.] (http://www.activestate.com/Corporate/Communications/Releases/Press985283= 476.html) # Open source innovators join ActiveState # ActiveState assembles dream team of tech advisors # VANCOUVER, BC, 2001/03/27 # # ActiveState, the leader in open source programming tools, announces # the appointment of many of the top minds in open source to its # Technical Advisory Board. Joining the team is: Larry Wall, Brendan # Eich, Guido van Rossum, Rasmus Lerdorf, and Jon Udell. # # "I enjoy working with ActiveState on Perl development. They really # believe in the Perl philosophy 'there's more than one way to do it.' # They're in the business of enabling everyone to get the job done," # said Larry Wall, creator of Perl. # # """Python has benefited from ActiveState's contributions to the # community such as ActivePython and Komodo, and their participation # in the Python Software Foundation. I look forward to working with # them,""" said Guido van Rossum, the creator of Python. # # "ActiveState has the vision and understanding of the Mozilla # project. It's great to see an organization with a language/tools # focus developing with the Mozilla framework," stated Brendan Eich, # creator of JavaScript and Architect for Mozilla. # # "ActiveState's efforts with Perl and Python make them well-suited to # provide similar products and services for PHP. I'm pleased to assist # them in their future development," commented Rasmus Lerdorf, creator # of PHP. # # "I've been using and writing about scripting languages for years and # am thrilled to see a critical mass of language inventors at # ActiveState. The knowledge transfer and synergies that will develop # will be a great benefit to the community. I'm excited to be a part # of this," stated Jon Udell, former executive editor Byte. # # "ActiveState has demonstrated insightfulness and leadership by # integrating and enhancing many open source technologies to create # new products and new programming environments, such as Komodo. # ActiveState's ability to recruit these thought leaders to its # advisory board clearly establishes the company as one of the most # important players in high level programming languages," noted # Michael Tiemann, CTO of Red Hat. # # "These language innovators have changed the face of technology with # tens of millions of people using their software. They will have a # profound collective influence on our emerging technologies and on # our goal of making open source languages more accessible to both # casual programmers and the business community," said Dick Hardt, # Founder & CEO of ActiveState. -- Conrad Schneiker (This note is unofficial and subject to improvement without notice.)

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Is this a Hoax= ?

----- Original Message -----=
From: Conrad Schneiker
Sent: Tuesday, April 10, 2001 2:42 AM
To: ruby-talk@ruby-lang.org; ruby-talk@net= lab.co.jp
Subject: [rub= y-talk:13591] Re: ruby-talk volume info?

Robert Feld= t wrote:

> My inpression is that the volume on ruby-talk has de= creased after the rush
> following on Dave and Andy's book and arti= cles last fall. Anyone got
> scripts for analyzing and confirming t= his?
>
> Is it a sign of the initial interest coming to rest?=

Two words for :-) thought on this topic:

   = ; (1) Slashdot
    (2) ActiveState

WRT (1), what= ever happened to that forthcoming book review?

WRT (2), any Ruby = guru making plans to move to Vancouver?

FYI & FWIW,

(ht= tp://www.activestate.com/ASPN/Downloads/Komodo/PyXPCOM/)

# PyXPCOM=
# Beta Release
# [Etc.]

(http://www.activestate.com/Corpora= te/Communications/Releases/Press985283476.html)

# Open source inno= vators join ActiveState
# ActiveState assembles dream team of tech adv= isors
# VANCOUVER, BC, 2001/03/27
#
# ActiveState, the leader in= open source programming tools, announces
# the appointment of many of= the top minds in open source to its
# Technical Advisory Board. Joini= ng the team is: Larry Wall, Brendan
# Eich, Guido van Rossum, Rasmus L= erdorf, and Jon Udell.
#
# "I enjoy working with ActiveState on Per= l development. They really
# believe in the Perl philosophy 'there's m= ore than one way to do it.'
# They're in the business of enabling ever= yone to get the job done,"
# said Larry Wall, creator of Perl.
## """Python has benefited from ActiveState's contributions to the
# c= ommunity such as ActivePython and Komodo, and their participation
# in= the Python Software Foundation. I look forward to working with
# them= ,""" said Guido van Rossum, the creator of Python.
#
# "ActiveState= has the vision and understanding of the Mozilla
# project.  It's= great to see an organization with a language/tools
# focus developing= with the Mozilla framework," stated Brendan Eich,
# creator of JavaSc= ript and Architect for Mozilla.
#
# "ActiveState's efforts with Per= l and Python make them well-suited to
# provide similar products and s= ervices for PHP. I'm pleased to assist
# them in their future developm= ent," commented Rasmus Lerdorf, creator
# of PHP.
#
# "I've been= using and writing about scripting languages for years and
# am thrill= ed to see a critical mass of language inventors at
# ActiveState. The = knowledge transfer and synergies that will develop
# will be a great b= enefit to the community. I'm excited to be a part
# of this," stated J= on Udell, former executive editor Byte.
#
# "ActiveState has demons= trated insightfulness and leadership by
# integrating and enhancing ma= ny open source technologies to create
# new products and new programmi= ng environments, such as Komodo.
# ActiveState's ability to recruit th= ese thought leaders to its
# advisory board clearly establishes the co= mpany as one of the most
# important players in high level programming= languages," noted
# Michael Tiemann, CTO of Red Hat.
#
# "These= language innovators have changed the face of technology with
# tens o= f millions of people using their software. They will have a
# profound= collective influence on our emerging technologies and on
# our goal o= f making open source languages more accessible to both
# casual progra= mmers and the business community," said Dick Hardt,
# Founder & CE= O of ActiveState.

--
Conrad Schneiker
(This note is unoffici= al and subject to improvement without notice.)



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