14 | -- | 16 | John Edwards. Convergence Reshapes the Networking Industry |
17 | -- | 19 | John Charles. Middleware Moves to the Forefront |
29 | -- | 37 | Andrew S. Grimshaw, Adam Ferrari, Frederick Knabe, Marty Humphrey. Wide-Area Computing: Resource Sharing on a Large Scale |
38 | -- | 47 | Jerry Gao, Chris Chen, Yasufumi Toyoshima, David K. Leung. Engineering on the Internet for Global Software Production |
48 | -- | 0 | Kirk L. Kroeker. Software [R]evolution: A Roundtable - Introduction |
48 | -- | 49 | Larry Wall. On Ongoing Revolution |
50 | -- | 51 | David A. Taylor. Programming for Everyone |
51 | -- | 52 | Chris Horn. Making Software Work Together |
52 | -- | 0 | Paul Bassett. Extracting Useful Patterns |
53 | -- | 0 | John K. Ousterhout. Integration: A New Style of Programming |
53 | -- | 54 | Martin L. Griss. Domain Engineering And Reuse |
54 | -- | 55 | Richard Mark Soley. Throught Converging |
55 | -- | 56 | Jim Waldo. Portability Is Key |
56 | -- | 57 | Charles Simonyi. The Future Is Intentional |
58 | -- | 64 | Daniel E. Cooke, Joseph E. Urban, Scott Hamilton, Ken Thompson. Unix and Beyond: An Interview with Ken Thompson |
65 | -- | 73 | James M. Boyle, R. Daniel Resler, Victor L. Winter. Do You Trust Your Compiler? |
74 | -- | 81 | Sudha Ram, Jinsoo Park, George L. Ball. Semantic-Model Support for Geographic Information Systems |
82 | -- | 83 | Daniel P. Siewiorek. Wearable Computing Comes of Age |
108 | -- | 109 | Joe Throop. OpenMP: Shared-Memory Parallelism From the Ashes |
110 | -- | 111 | Ware Myers. Early Communication: Key to Software Project Success |
112 | -- | 113 | Ronald J. Vetter. Web-Based Enterprise Computing |
114 | -- | 116 | Jon Siegel. A Preview of CORBA 3 |
117 | -- | 0 | Darren Dalcher. Simplicity and Power: When More Means Less |
118 | -- | 120 | Ted G. Lewis. Something for Nothing |