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ACCU is an organisation of programmers who care about professionalism in programming and are dedicated to raising the standard of programming.
ACCU publishes journals, runs both targeted mentored projects and a yearly conference, and hosts mailing lists to help programmers develop their skills and professionalism.
ACCU is excellent value for money with the standard yearly subscription only £35.00
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ACCU News
- June's Overload journal has been published (02.06.09) The June 2008 ACCU Overload journal has been published and should arrive at members' addresses in the next few days. Overload 91 can be accessed in Overload Online. The HTML version of the articles will be available soon.
- The first batch of 2009 conference slides are now available (29.04.09) The first batch of slides have been posted to the 2009 conference pages, these can be found on pages accu2009_schedule and accu2009_sessions. More slides will be posted as they become available.
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WebTech eXchange conference discount for ACCU members
(23.03.09)
ACCU members can claim a £50 discount for the WebTech eXchange conference organized by Skills Matters. Please see Members Section for more details. (Note you need to be logged in to see the content in the Members Section).
- March's C Vu journal has been published. (06.03.09) The March 2009 ACCU C Vu journal has been published and should arrive at members' addresses in the next few days. Members can access the online version of C Vu in the members area.
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New look for accu.org
(26.02.09)
If you're reading this, you'll have noticed that accu.org has a slightly new look. Although there have been some template changes, most of the new look is through reworked style sheets.
This should mean that the functionality of the site is the same, but as always, if you find a problem then let the site editor know about it [webeditor(at)accu.org].
I left last years conference with a long list of things to do on site, many of them based on a reworking of the layout and styles to create a more robust framework. I then stepped off into a very busy year... but finally some changes have started to appear on site.
I'll update the latest news section when there is more enhancements and features.
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ACCU Blogs
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A log of *everything*
: [Alistair McDonald]
The UK Government wants to have a log of every email and phone conversation you have made - just in case it needs to check you out for anti-terrorist investigation. Read more... -
What feeds you?
: [Alistair McDonald]
A copule of RSS feeds that should interest most visitors to this site Read more... -
Copyright laws
: [Alistair McDonald]
Only a few days left to make your views known on "intellectcual property" laws. Read more... -
You get what you pay for - or do you?
: [Alistair McDonald]
Trialware, crippleware, bundled apps and upgrading - my recent experience with PC music creation. Read more... -
48-bits sir? That'll do nicely!
: [Alan Lenton]
[16-03-2008] Alan muses on the dangers of hardwiring your encryption into card readers and the cards... Read more...
Remote Feeds
- June 2009 C++ Standards Committee Mailing - New Working Draft and Concurrency Papers
- Importing an Existing Windows XP Installation into VirtualBox
- May 2009 C++ Standards Committee Mailing - Object Lifetimes and Threads
- "Introduction to Variadic Templates in C++0x" Article Online
- Designing Multithreaded Applications with C++0x: ACCU 2009 Slides