Smalltalk Report: Difference between revisions

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A specialist Smalltalk magazine published nine times a year between 1991 and 1997 by a publishing company called SIGS, that specialised in publishing magazine and organizing conferences that covered object-oriented technologies. Smalltalk Report begun a a newsletter in 1991 and had usually a lot of OS/2 related coverage, it changed into a proper colour printed magazine during 1994 and started to see a proper newsstand distribution during the same time.

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Online archive of Smalltalk Report - Contains indices and table of contents pages rather than actual copies of the magazine, is also missing a few issues.

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-A magazine published nine times a year between 1991 and 1997 by a publishing company called [[SIGS]], that specialised in publishing magazine and organizing conferences that covered object-oriented technologies. Smalltalk Report begun a a newsletter in 1991 and had usually a lot of OS/2 related coverage, it changed into a proper colour printed magazine during 1994 and started to see a proper newsstand distribution during the same time.
+A specialist [[Smalltalk]] magazine published nine times a year between 1991 and 1997 by a publishing company called [[SIGS]], that specialised in publishing magazine and organizing conferences that covered object-oriented technologies. Smalltalk Report begun a a newsletter in 1991 and had usually a lot of OS/2 related coverage, it changed into a proper colour printed magazine during 1994 and started to see a proper newsstand distribution during the same time.
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