ActiveState is delighted to announce the second annual
Programmers’ Choice and Activators’ Choice Awards. The awards honor
the unnamed heroes who actively contribute to open
languages and display excellence in their programming efforts.
This year we’re expanding the categories to include each of our
key technologies: Perl, PHP, Python, Tcl, and XSLT.
The Programmers’ Choice recipients are nominated and chosen by
members of the programming community – like you. Know someone who’s
really made a difference using these languages? Tell us about
them!
We’ll also be acknowledging our personal favorites with the
Activators’ Choice Awards. While you’re busy voting for your
favorites our development team will do the same, selecting one
deserving programmer in each language.
Get
out the vote and stay tuned! Nominees will be announced July 2,
2002. Perl, PHP, Python and XSLT winners will be announced at OSCON
July 23, 2002. Tcl winners will be announced at the Tcl 2002
conference in September.
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