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Picat (http://picat-lang.org/) is a new logic-based programming language. In many ways, Picat is similar to Prolog, especially B-Prolog, but it has functions in addition to predicates, pattern-matching instead of unification, explicit non-determinism (?=> means a non-deterministic goal), and destructive assignment.

Progopedia is a free (GNU Free Documentation License) web-based encyclopedia of programming languages. The project aims to create an exhaustive list of existing programming languages (including language implementations and versions), to provide structured information about them and to present solutions to a set of standard programming tasks in these languages. The ultimate goal of the project is to be a reliable and useful encyclopedic reference for scholars of different levels and as well for professional seeking information about specific language version differences and features.

Article about installing Django with Apache mod_python, with memcached caching and lighttpd for serving static files on CentOS 5 server.

New Russian blog publishing translations of articles about Linux that reached the top of digg.com

New Russian book social network site just has opened for beta-testing: x-libris.net. It's like digg.com, but for books, not for news. The site is based on open source CMS Pligg: pligg.com

[The website is all in Russian, I could not find a English language link. - Scott]

New Russian site about popular open source translation memory application OmegaT has launched - http://omegat.info. Some documentation (Instant Start Guide) has been translated into Russian.

According to statistical analysis of the 27750 freelance projects on getafreelancer.com site most wanted types of job are PHP (40% of all projects), Web Design (31%), Graphic Design (16%) and Flash (14%). Read more

Statistical research based on analysis of more than 15000 freelance projects posted to getafreelancer.com (one of the biggest freelance sites along with scriptlance.com and others) shows that Linux was used in 23.8% of all projects, Windows – in 19.9% of all projects. Details