From the infrastructure companies that create the tools on which e-business runs to the Web design boutiques that deploy slick Web sites using the latest technology, software lies behind the shop windows, newspapers, and bank notes. We seek original articles on what it means to build Internet software. Authors should present their work in terms that are useful to the software community at large, emphasizing lessons learned from practical experience. Please submit two electronic copies, one in RTF or Microsoft Word and one in PDF or Postscript, by 15 August 2001. Articles should be 4 to 12 double-spaced pages, including illustrations, or 2,800 to 5,400 words, with each illustration, graph, or table counting as 200 words.
Submissions are peer-reviewed and are subject to editing for style, clarity, and space.
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