CompSci.ca Blog

[Clayton]

Since May 9th, 2006, Tony has been successfully publishing posts on CompSci.ca's blog. I have been reading the blog ever since it started, and have now been part of this community for 1 year and 3 months. Tony has been doing extremely well, putting up a new post almost every other day. However, as the blog is starting to grow and gain more attention, more and more posts should be put up. Because of this, I asked proposed to both Tony and Dan that I could become an author on CompSci.ca's blog. Tony and Dan have very graciously allowed me to do so, and I now plan on contributing to the blog on a regular basis. I strongly encourage everyone to check out the blog regularily, who knows, you might learn a thing or two

Check out my debut post!

[Tony]

Indeed, the blog is more of an extension to the forum community. Despite certain rumours, I haven't disappeared - just been writing a lot in the different corner of compsci.ca domain.

There are many ways to keep up with blog posts (there's a new one every two or three days). The easiest is to sign up to get them delivered directly to your email. Or to check the RSS feed if you're into that sort of thing. That's also cool. And the 3rd best way to find out what's going on (without actually visiting the blog yourself) is to check out the latest headline in the animated image below.