Open Source Journal

The OSJ is a free magazine for modern software development professionals developers, architects, agile-ists... Its a free, printed magazine, currently distributed to 20,000 people in our community each time (and now available on iPad too).

The OSJ features exclusive articles written by well-known and respected technology experts and thought-leaders. We also provide community news, event listings, course schedules and community news. The OSJ includes book reviews with exclusive discounts for our readers!


WHATS IN THE CURRENT ISSUE?

The latest issue of the OSJ has just been published (November 2012) and features articles including
NO DB, by Robert C. Martin (@unclebobmartin)
Functional Programming with Haskell, Part 2, by Rob Harrop
Clojure & ClojureScript, by Stuart Sierra
Scalable RavenDB, by Ayende Rahien
AOP in .NET, by Donald Belcham
Auto-mocking Containers, by Mark Seemann
Intro to Riak, by Steve Vinoski
Great Idea And..., by Linda Rising
The Frustrated Architect, by Simon Brown
How we can fix ICT in School, by Simon Peyton Jones


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Advertise in the OSJ and we will distribute the OSJ to software engineers at all Skills Matter events plus carefully selected 3rd party conferences. Your ad will also feature on the iPad app version of the OSJ!

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