Thank You!

• Without Hal and Gudrun, I never would have taken the time to learn enough about the Web to create Anamorph. (Hal teaches art at Cal State Long Beach; Gudrun is a student at Art Center College of Design. Both sites are well-worth looking at!).

• I used up a lot of Gary and Chris's time with too many questions about ISDN, T1, TCP, and setting up Web sites.

• Kris and John were there for endless daily phone calls whenever I'd had enough. Thanks; they kept me going more then you know.

• I talked out a lot of ideas with Tom, Alex, Robit, and a number of Art Center students.

• My parents have been incredibly supportive throughout Anamorph's creation, and after.

• Ward Cunningham and Kent Beck talked me through the process of writing the new version of my pattern language; without their help, it wouldn't exist. (Links to their sites are coming soon).

• The following are sites known to contain links to Anamorph:

  • NCSA's Guide to Writing HTML Documents contains links to a number of HTML guides. This is the most complete collection of its kind that I know of.

  • Martin Maney's wonderfully named Simple, Desultory Home Page contains a lot of information on C++ and pattern languages.

  • Ray Robinson's aMAZing pages contain some neat games and puzzles, and discussions on a variety of topics.

  • Glyphic Technology links to me because I work for them!

  • I've seen other links to Anamorph, but haven't been diligent about collecting them. If you know of any more, please tell me about them so I can add them here.

Thanks, everyone. More thank you's coming soon...