Where is the Python Journal?

[chris patti]

fredp at mygale.org.nospam (Fred Pacquier) writes:

> anders.eriksson at morateknikutveckling.se (Anders M Eriksson) said :
> 
> >>Not long ago there was a Python journal at 
> >>
> >>  www.pythonjournal.org
> >>
> >
> >FOund it at http://www.pythonjournal.com/
> 
> Seems pretty dead now though, doesn't it ? Pity.

It really _is_ a pity.

I still get the Perl Journal every month despite the fact I'm
now less than enthused with the language, having found Python...

The thing is, the articles are _good_ and they're good because
they talk about people actually using Perl to solve interesting
problems, whether they be real life pracitcal problems or abstract
computer science / algorithm problems.

For instance, Mark Dominus who is a good writer (his articles are
some of the only clues we had for a *long time* on some really
poorly understood and badly documented Perl topics) recently wrote
a series of articles on 'memoization' - the use of recursion and
recursive data structures to implement caching algorithms that save 
huge gots of time on repeated computations..

Python needs something similar.

-Chris
(Ugh I wish I was more solid with  algorithms)
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