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A free online scholarly journal that covers any sort of object-oriented software and technology with emphasis on programming languages. It was founded in in 2002 by the ETH university in Switzerland in response to SIGS Publications stopping issuing the ''Journal of Object-Oriented Programming'' and [[Smalltalk Report]] et al, leaving [[C++]] as the only | A free online scholarly journal that covers any sort of object-oriented software and technology with emphasis on programming languages. It was founded in in 2002 by the ETH university in Switzerland in response to SIGS Publications stopping issuing the ''Journal of Object-Oriented Programming'' and [[Smalltalk Report]] et al, leaving [[C++]] as the only object-oriented language that had a regularly published journal associated with it. | ||
The Journal of Object Technology ('''JOT''') is published fairly irregularily about 4 to 8 times a year, it is available in both [[HTML]] and [[PDF]] format, but can only be downloaded as individual articles rather than whole issues. | The Journal of Object Technology ('''JOT''') is published fairly irregularily about 4 to 8 times a year, it is available in both [[HTML]] and [[PDF]] format, but can only be downloaded as individual articles rather than whole issues. | ||
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* [http://www.jot.fm The Journal of Object Technology homepage] | * [http://www.jot.fm The Journal of Object Technology homepage] | ||
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A free online scholarly journal that covers any sort of object-oriented software and technology with emphasis on programming languages. It was founded in in 2002 by the ETH university in Switzerland in response to SIGS Publications stopping issuing the Journal of Object-Oriented Programming and Smalltalk Report et al, leaving C++ as the only object-oriented language that had a regularly published journal associated with it.
The Journal of Object Technology (JOT) is published fairly irregularily about 4 to 8 times a year, it is available in both HTML and PDF format, but can only be downloaded as individual articles rather than whole issues.