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A belated welcome to Ruby Code & Style
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Most recent reply: April 2, 2006 2:48 PM by
Josh
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Ruby Code & Style Editor-in-Chief James Britt belatedly welcomes the reader and explains what makes the zine so special Read this Artima.com editorial by James Britt: http://www.artima.com/rubycs/articles/welcome_editorial.htmlWhat do you think of James' comments?
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Er? The link appears to go to a Bertrand Meyers interview from 2004.
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grrrrr. My fault on the bad link. I'll go fix it. Thanks for pointing this out.
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Hi - I really appreciate what you all doing and am excited to see people do cool things with Ruby :)
I have two suggestions-
The first is to limit the display width of the articles. For users like myself who have a wide monitor it's sometimes difficult to read text that spans almost the whole width of the monitor
The second is to have a place for miscellaneous suggestions like these. I looked for a place to put these remarks other than in a thread that seems meant for discussion of the content of your article, rather than its format, but couldn't find one.
Thanks!
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Thanks for the feedback. I believe a format revamping is in the works, so perhaps the wide-screen issues will be resolved.
People should be able to send comments and such to the editor (i.e, me), though a quick look around doesn't turn up an E-mail address.
So: james.britt AT gmail.com
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> For users like myself who have a wide monitor it's
> sometimes difficult to read text that spans almost the
> whole width of the monitor
Just because you have a wide screen, doesn't mean you have to have your browser use the full window...
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