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"Internet Search Engines," in JP Frenza, Ed., Buying Web Services: The Survival Guide to Outsourcing (John Wiley & Sons), 1998. |
Lisa Feldman Barrett and Daniel J. Barrett, "An Introduction to Computerized Experience-Sampling". Social Science Computer Review, 19, 2001, pp. 175-185.
Polylingual Systems: An Approach to Seamless Interoperability (Postscript, 1.7MB). Ph.D. dissertation, University of Massachusetts at Amherst, February 1998.
Daniel J. Barrett, Alan Kaplan, and Jack C. Wileden, "Automated Support for Seamless Interoperability in Polylingual Systems". Proceedings of the Fourth Conference on Foundations of Software Engineering (FOSE), October 1996. An
Daniel J. Barrett, Lori A. Clarke, Peri L. Tarr, Alexander E. Wise, "A Framework for Event-Based Software Integration". ACM Transactions on Software Engineering and Methodology (TOSEM), Volume 5 Number 4, October 1996.
"SDL BMS: A Simple Broadcast Message Server". Arcadia Consortium Technical Report UM-93-03, December 1993. A specification and programmer's manual for a software integration tool.
"Building A Demo: A Comparison Of Three Software Integration Mechanisms". Arcadia Consortium Technical Report UM-94-01, January 1994. A comparison of ToolTalk, Polylith, and Sun RPC for integrating a large software system.
Daniel J. Barrett and Robert Strandh, "Using an Imperative Language to Teach Applicative Methods" (Postscript, 130K). Les langages applicatifs dans l'enseignement de l'informatique (Proceedings of BIGRE 73, Paris), June, 1991. A new method for teaching introductory computer programming.
"WeirdBench." COMPUTE! Magazine, March - September 1993. The lighter side of computing.
"Net Smarts." Keyboard Magazine, January 1997 - December 1998. Internet-related topics for musicians.
"Classroom Video." .INFO Magazine, April 1991. Using computer-generated video to teach introductory computer programming in large lecture halls.
"UNIX: Is It For You? Part I: For the User." .INFO Magazine, October 1991. A user's comparison of UNIX and AmigaOS.
"UNIX: Is It For You? Part II: For the Programmer." .INFO Magazine, November 1991. A programmer's comparison of UNIX and AmigaOS.
"Writing Protocols In Music-X." AC's Tech, Volume 2, No. 1, January 1992. Technical tutorial on using a computer music software package.
"Italian Progressive Rock." Keyboard Magazine, May 1993. Overview of a little-known musical movement.
"DOS Upgrade Blues, Part I." AmigaWorld Magazine, January 1995. Previously-unpublished tips about Amiga operating system version 3.1.
"DOS Upgrade Blues, Part II." AmigaWorld Magazine, February 1995. Further tips about Amiga operating system version 3.1.
"DOS Upgrade Blues, Part III." AmigaWorld Magazine, May 1995 (well, it was accepted and paid for, but the magazine went out of business with the April issue...). Further tips and fixes for Amiga operating system version 3.1.
"Toaster CD-ROM Drives: In Search of Speed and Storage." Video Toaster User, February 1996. An overview of CD-ROM filesystems and CD-ROM benefits for desktop videographers.
"Digital Dinosaurs: Progressive Rock on the Internet." Keyboard Magazine, June 1996. A guide to the best progressive rock resources on the Net.
"Sixty-Seven Cool Sites for Internet Music." Keyboard Magazine, July 1997. Web sites featuring streaming audio.
"Online Collaboration." Keyboard Magazine, January 1998. How to work with other musicians via the Internet.
"Rudess Morgenstein Project." Keyboard Magazine, January 1998. An interview with the band.
"Under Construction: Gentle Giant Takes to the Net." Keyboard Magazine, June 1998.
"Spock's Beard." Keyboard Magazine.
"TurboText 2.0." AmigaWorld Magazine, March 1995. A review of a powerful text editor for the Amiga.
"DTV CD-ROM." Video Toaster User, July 1995. Product review of a CD-ROM for desktop video.
"The Light Works." Video Toaster User, March 1996. Product review of a CD-ROM for desktop video.
"The Virtual Musician." Keyboard Magazine, July 1997. A book for online musicians.
Various Artists, Giant Tracks, Hybernation Music, 1997.
Various Artists, Giant For a Life. Mellow Records, 1997.