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I feel that this expansion of scope reflect a trend that's already happening in the industry:

• For quite some time now, some of the best Java programmers I know have experimented, advocated, and used non-Java technologies to engineer and deliver software systems and solutions.
• The popularity of the non-denominational Lambda Lounge in St. Louis in the past two years shows that there is a thirst among software engineers for knowledge and information beyond Java.

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The first issue of SETT is already out. In it Mario Aquino talks about Learning Programming Languages with Koans.

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Posted by Weiqi Gao on January 2, 2011 11:10:39 AM CST #