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On Feb 22, 2006, at 8:03 AM, Dinberg Donna wrote: > Last night I pulled the first 3 issues of JOLA (yeah, I go back > that far) > from my shelf and took a look. Back in the late '60s, JOLA was > reproducing > images of Hollerith cards, tractor-feed print dumps, flowcharts, and > formulae to illustrate some pretty detailed articles about really > tech-y > stuff pertaining to the mainframe environment in libraries. > Compared to > today's ITAL, the early JOLA was deeper into the guts of library code > development. > > You are proposing to go back to that? I say, Yes! Me too. I am looking for code snippets, hacks, Javascript widgets & gadgets, etc. I believe the inclusion of these sorts of things will set this journal off from the others. Think of writing code as a sort of poetry, and this journal is a poetry journal. ;-) -- Eric Lease Morgan University Libraries of Notre Dame