"C-monks"?

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Re: "C-monks"? by atcroft (Abbot) on May 25, 2006 at 13:50 UTC
This might be a step toward answering your query: Is there a site like PerlMonks for Java/PHP/Linux/SQL/etc.? (Brought to you via About the PerlMonks FAQ.) HTH. Update: 25 May 2006 - Removed mention of old FAQ, after it was pointed out to me in a /msg (thank you, jdporter, by the way) that the link I had went through to the old FAQ to find was actually present in the current one.	[reply]
Re: "C-monks"? by Polonius (Friar) on May 25, 2006 at 14:00 UTC
The stock answer to such questions is to read the FAQ. But I think it's an interesting question. I recently stumbled across JavaJunkies.org, which has a superficial similarity to the monastery, but appears almost deserted. Obviously, establishing a community of like-minded brethren takes some dedication (and, I suspect, a little luck). Many monks will need to use other languages in the course of their work. Have any ever been called to missionary work, attempting to set up communities for other languages? Have any such attempts succeeded? Polonius	[reply]
Re^2: "C-monks"? by wazzuteke (Hermit) on May 25, 2006 at 17:09 UTC
I enjoy the fact that JavaJunkies.org is powered by the Everything Engine. A Perl based Java forum ... I guess I'd do it to! `print map{chr}(45,45,104,97,124,124,116,97,45,45);` ... and I probably posted this while I was at work => whitepages.com \| inc.	[reply] [d/l]
Re: "C-monks"? by Fletch (Bishop) on May 25, 2006 at 14:11 UTC
Monk-y C, Monk-y do?	[reply]