BYTE Magazine

An English language computer magazine published by McGraw-Hill in the USA that focused on the more advanced side of computing with regular embedded computing columns alongside programming content and articles about emerging technologies.

History

The magazine was founded in 1975 by the husband and wife team of Wayne and Violet Green but was sold in 1979 to the McGraw-Hill Publications Company. The magazine was sold again in May 1998 to CMP Media which ceased print publication in July 1998 but continued publishing it on the web until 2013.

Articles

This is a list of OS/2 software development related articles on the BYTE Magazine.

Aug 1990

• C. Daney: Rexx in charge: Rexx now can control and coordinate all aspects of the OS/2 environment

Nov 1990

• Steve Mastrianni: Tales from the Trenches

Jul 1991

• Steve Mastrianni: SOME ASSEMBLY REQUIRED: OS/2 Device Drivers

Jul 1993

• Steve Mastrianni: Confessions of a DDK Developer

Jan 1994

• Peter Wayner: Objects on the March
• A Better OS/2 Than OS/2?
• Steve Apiki: Paths to Platform Independence

Feb 1994

• Frank Hayes: Today's Compilers

Mar 1994

• Steve Apiki: Q+E: The Key to ODBC
• Kurt Piersol: A Close-Up of OpenDoc

May 1994

• Ralph E. Griswold: The Icon Programming Language
• Barry Nance: IPX and NetBIOS for OS/2

Jun 1994

• Michael S. Kogan: Retrofitting OS/2 for SMP

Oct 1994

• Rick Grehan: Watcom C/C++ Gets a New Face

Mar 1995

• Barry Nance: Big Blue's Speed Trip
• Jon Udell: A Warped Perspective

Apr 1995

• Robert Orfali; Dan Harkey: Client/Server with Distributed Objects

May 1995

• Doug Tamasanis: Mathematica Meets Warp

Jun 1995

• Daniel Gasteiger: Wanted: A Good OS/2 Spreadsheet

Aug 1995

• Kevin Thompson: PostScript Sins

Sep 1995

• Barry Nance: Networking at Warp Speed

Nov 1995

• Barry Nance: Enterprise Database Managers

Feb 1996

• Raymond GA Côté: OpenDoc: Small Is Beautiful
• Peter D. Varhol: OOP from the Guy Who Wrote the Book
• Kurt Westerfeld: Extending OS/2's User Interface

Links

• BYTE Magazine at the Internet Archive - Has the bulk of the published magazines available for download, with the exception of the last few years.
• Circuit Cellar Magazine - An embedded computing publication that started life as a Byte Magazine column.
• An interview with BYTE founder Wayne Green - From Archive.org