If you look closely at the author list, you can see that some of the same names still hang out here, which is pretty cool.
It's also fun just to look at the article titles to see what the zeitgeist of the era was for a given time period.
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I recently noticed an Al Williams who is a writer on hackaday [1]. Turns out he was a regular contributor to DDJ. Not to be confused with Al Stevens who wrote the C Programming column for years.
The search on the page seems to be broken at the moment, but the one on https://jacobfilipp.com/thedoctor-search/ still functions.
[1] https://hackaday.com/author/wd5gnr1/
Like who?
I recently noticed an Al Williams who is a writer on hackaday [1]. Turns out he was a regular contributor to DDJ. Not to be confused with Al Stevens who wrote the C Programming column for years.
The search on the page seems to be broken at the moment, but the one on https://jacobfilipp.com/thedoctor-search/ still functions.
[1] https://hackaday.com/author/wd5gnr1/