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Before you begin writing the article, you should submit an outline of what you intend to write. The editor will discuss and suggest any changes to this outline. Once both of you agree on the outline, you can proceed with the actual writing.

If you are a first time writer, the outline will be especially useful. It's much easier to write from a well-organized outline.

>> Writing a Book Review - Guidelines

Article Style Rules

  1. The article should be submitted in HTML format only. No MS Word files please.
  2. It is very important that the HTML should be free of an CSS style usage. Only pure HTML is acceptable. Many common HTML editors use CSS in the background. So check your HTML before you submit.
  3. Make use of HTML formatting like
    1. Headings
    2. Lists and Tables
    3. Bold
    4. Italics
  4. Use h1, h2 and h3 headings to organize content. Avoid going beyond h3.
  5. The article should begin with a short abstract that states in 3 to 4 lines what you intend to cover in the article.
  6. The article should end in a Conclusion of 3 to 4 lines
  7. Include your bio and a recent photo at the end of the article
  8. All code samples should be included in pre tags
  9. All keywords and code words should be marked in italics . null, lang, java.util.*
  10. All images should be numbered and have an explanatory caption. The caption should be in italics. Example below
    Figure 1: The getting started screen
  11. All code samples should be numbered and have a explanatory caption in the form:
    Listing 1: The Multiply method in class Mathematics
  12. In the article, you should refer to the code and the figures by their numbers
    As shown in Figure 1, ...
    Figure 1 shows us that ...
  13. If you are referring to somebody else's content, cite the source in the copy, and provide a link if appropriate.
  14. All acronyms should be capitalized. Explain the acronym on it first usage. Example:
    Service Oriented Architecture (SOA)
  15. The article word count does not include the code samples.
  16. If you have any questions, don't hesitate to email the editor.
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