Communications Practice Section Welcomes Submissions
Communications' Practice section is now open and accepting submissions.
We are looking for articles on topics of broad interest to computing practitioners worldwide.
Good articles come in many forms, but some promising possibilities include:
- Deep dives on specific problems and solutions
- Pithy, fluent code listings
- Lucid expositions of emerging best practices
CACM's "Pracniques" feature and Jon Bentley's "Programming Pearls" column are excellent examples of this type of content.
Contact us for further details or to discuss ideas.
Author's summary: Communications Practice section now accepts submissions.
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