Linked by Thom Holwerda on Thu 27th Mar 2008 22:29 UTC, submitted by koki
As posted recently in the Haiku blogs, the April 2008 issue of the Japanese publication Software Design Magazine carries an article titled 'Writing Haiku: Begun in 2001, an open source replication of BeOS finally nears its alpha release' in its Pacific Connections series written by Bart Eisenberg. This is an eight pages long article that includes a full interview of Axel Dorfler, as well as comments from Bryan Varner (Haiku Java Port team lead) and Dane Scott, of TuneTracker fame. Go ahead and check out the English version of the article.
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RE[3]: Good article... couple minor issues
by bryanv on Fri 28th Mar 2008 16:08
in reply to "RE[2]: Good article... couple minor issues"
Member since:2005-08-26
Yeah. I live and work in Indy. I've got a small contingent of people interested in Haiku, but they're all fence-sitters when it comes to cutting code.
I could go on about how folks who work for consulting firms generally don't enjoy their work, and so get burnt out very quickly, but I won't. Not here anyhow.
Between Indy and Columbus, OH there's a lot of interest.
As for the beer, I'd love to take you up on that. :-)
RE[4]: Good article... couple minor issues
by Syphadias on Fri 28th Mar 2008 16:22
in reply to "RE[3]: Good article... couple minor issues"
Member since:2008-02-16
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2006-09-14
Wait, a Haiku developer lives in Indianapolis? When do you want your free beer? Moe & Johnny's, Pawn Shop, Mouse Trap, etc. South Broad Ripple ftw. You can redeem on most nights of the week. Seriously.