What's new on these pages?


  • (November 18) A submission procedure has been defined for people interested in having their material included in the hypertext book.
  • (November 18) An introductory section/chapter on Data Abstraction has been submitted by the course coordinator. It includes an "hypermail box" for people comments.
  • (November 7) An html page has been set up to find out who is working on the tutorial. It also includes a form you can use to register your help.
  • (November 2) A mailing list has been set up for the discussion of the GNA C++ Hypertext Book Initiative. To subscribe send a mail message to mset-cpp-book-request@mcmuse.mc.maricopa.edu with only "subscribe" in the body of the message.
  • (October 28) Volunteers sought for the new textbook!
  • (October 23) Hypertextbook: partially resurrected.
  • (October 20) Here's a paper presented at the 2nd WWW conference in Chicago on the first edition of the course. It is the course coordinator's personal impressions on the first course.
  • (October 6) 2nd GNA C++ Course Reception
  • (September 26) Second Course Pre-Annoucement
  • (September 3) New version of the bootstrap document (html and text versions).
  • (September 2) For Europeans: The whole WWW material is now mirrored at DESY, Germany! The course home for Americans is here.
  • (August 18) The text is keyword searchable, via this form or this non-forms interface.
  • (August 18) This form can be used to send comments about or report errors in the text.
  • (August 17) Chapter 11 completed by Mike Pitt and Linda Brigman.
  • (August 15) The first course is over! The WWW material has found its new home at the GNA Web, moved from DESY. Here is a last word from the course coordinator.

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