This blog is a part of CompSci.ca, Computer Science Canada, community. The forums emerged in the summer of 2002, and are the integral part.

With brief mentions on:

• Download.com
• Wired.com

Tony Targonski is:

• a student at the University of Waterloo, pursuing a degree in Computer Science
• a Software Developer at GigPark.com, working primarily with Ruby
• a co-administrator, together with Dan Servos, of CompSci.ca forums
• an author of DWITE programming contest questions

and, of course

• an editor-in-chief of CompSci.ca/blog

Here are some of the most discussed articles, so far. It’s a good place to start.

• If a programming language was a boat...
• Thoughts on Video Game Programming jobs
• The most important programming language
• 6 Degrees of Computer Science
• Ruby - best introductory programming language
• Web 2.point.Mac: Developing software on Apple computers
• Heatmap distribution of dirt in a keyboard
• You don't know that programming language
• Sample requirements to break into the game industry
• Keeping students interested in Computer Science

Check out the forums, or send me a message.