[Squeak-fr] Getting the Blue book in ACM's Classic Books in Computer Science

[stéphane ducasse]

It would be excellent to get the blue book
	Smalltalk-80: The Language and its Implementation; Adele Goldberg  
and DavidRobson
	Addison Wesley, 1983.
	ISBN 0-201-11371-6.

Please vote!
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> ------- Forwarded message -------
> From: classicbooks at acm.org
> To: klaus.witzel at cobss.ch
> Cc:
> Subject: Classic books program
> Date: Thu, 05 Jan 2006 02:01:02 +0100
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> Dear Klaus D Witzel,
>
> Thank you for your suggestions of candidates for our classic  
> computer science books list. We've been overwhelmed by the response  
> and strong opinions!  We have decided to rename this program "ACM  
> Members' Favorite Books" since it's a better match to our process.
>
> Now I'd like to give you the opportunity to "campaign" for your  
> favorite book(s). We have set up a wiki for each book where you can  
> view the comments submitted thus far and add your own.  
> Specifically, we'd like to know what your experience of the book  
> was, how it changed your life, what insights it contributed to your  
> work.  Using the wikis, you'll be able to share these details with  
> other ACM members. If you've not used a wiki before, one of their  
> charms is that a community can work towards agreement on topics via  
> many contributors and editors.
>
> The campaign period will begin on January 4, 2006 and end on  
> January 13, 2006, after which I will be sending out another email  
> inviting you to vote. You'll be able to vote for one book, 20  
> books, or any number in between.
>
> Again, the goal of this project is to identify ACM's 20 favorite  
> computer science books and to make the full text of each title  
> available online to members.
>
> Besides having an advocate, the book must be out of print to  
> qualify. (Please know a book is still in print if its fourth  
> edition is selling despite the first edition being no longer  
> available. About 25% of the 600 nominations are still in print, so  
> if you don't see your favorite, take a look at the In Print list  
> before sending a complaint.)
>
> Please take this opportunity to enrich your fellow ACM members'  
> knowledge of the great computer science books, by going to the CS  
> Books Web site: http://pd.acm.org/books/classics/camp.cfm and share  
> your experiences.
>
> Thank you!
>
> Dave Patterson, ACM President
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