I reported from OSCon 2006 (in a blog style) for IBM developerWorks.
Document Revision Date: Wed 2004-11-10
I reported from OSCon 2006 (in a blog style) for IBM developerWorks.
I write two columns for
IBM developerWorks. One on (mostly introductory) Python topics,
called Charming Python. The other is called XML
Matter, and is on matters XML (generally at a somewhat more
advanced level). The installments have grown sufficiently numerous
to warrant new branches.
I have written quite a few tutorials, tips, explorations, editorials,
and whatnot. Most of these have run on IBM developerWorks, a few
have been published elsewhere. A number of them have coauthors,
which is indicated if applicable.
My book! Electronic version available with the kind permission of
my publisher, Addison Wesley.
There is a little thing I did that was only sort-of published. The
Linux Professional Institute (LPI)
runs a certification in Linux skills. IBM's Certification Exam
(ICE) Tool, in turn, provides (free-of-cost) practice tests for
LPI and other certifications. I wrote those practice LPI tests for
ICE. You can find the content in a simple HTML format at:
