author : Andrew Oram

Contents

• Brian W. Kernighan.

A regular expression matcher

• Karl Fogel.

Subversion's delta editor: interface as ontology

• Jon Bentley.

The most beautiful code I never wrote

• Tim Bray.

Finding things

• Elliotte Rusty Harold.

Correct, beautiful, fast (in that order): lessons from designing XML verifiers

• Michael Feathers.

Framework for integrated test: beauty through fragility

• Alberto Savoia.

Beautiful tests

• Charles Petzold.

On-the-fly code generation for image processing

• Douglas Crockford.

Top down operator precedence

• Henry S. Warren Jr.

The quest for an accelerated population count

• Ashish Gulhati.

Secure communication: the technology of freedom

• Lincoln D. Stein.

Growing beautiful code in BioPerl

• Jim Kent.

The design of the gene sorter

• Jack Dongarra, Piotr Luszczek.

How elegant code evolves with hardware: the case of Gaussian Elimination

• Adam Kolawa.

The long-term benefits of beautiful design

• Greg Kroah-Hartman.

The Linux kernel driver model: the benfits of working together

• Diomidis Spinellis.

Another level of indirection

• Andrew Kuchling.

Python's dictionary implementation: being all things to all people

• Travis E. Oliphant.

Multidimensional iterators in Numpy

• Ronald Mak.

A highly reliable enterprise system for NASA's Mars Rover mission

• Rogerio Atem de Carvalho, Rafael Monnerat.

ERPS: designing for maximum adaptability

• Bryan Cantrill.

A spoonful of sewage

• Jeffrey (2) Dean, Sanjay Ghemawat.

Distributed programming with MapReduce

• Simon L. Peyton Jones.

Beautiful concurrency

• R. Kent Dybvig.

Syntactic abstraction: the syntax-case expander

• William R. Otte, Douglas C. Schmidt.

Labor-saving architecture: an object-oriented framework for networked software

• Andrew Patzer.

Integrating business partners the restful way

• Andreas Zeller.

Beautiful debugging

• Yukihiro Matsumoto.

Treating code as an essay

• Arun Mehta.

When a button is all that connects you to the world

• T. V. Raman.

Emacspeak: the complete audio desktop

• Laura Wingerd, Christopher Seiwald.

Code in motion

• Brian Hayes.

Writing code for "The Book"