Forums and Community

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Forums

Forums are where a great deal of the discussion about J takes place. Members tend to be very supportive of newcomers, but if you are shy there is nothing wrong with lurking for a while. The programming forum tends to be the busiest and is focussed on solving challenges may be having with the language.
There are six forum mailing lists:

  • programming - - the main forum, covering J programming from beginner to expert, and announcements
  • beta - current beta (bugs, problems, suggestions)
  • chat - all other discussions on computer languages and J - messages welcomed from both J and non-J programmers
  • database - discussions on Jd, the J database
  • general - installation, support, forums, wiki/website and other infrastructure topics
  • source - J engine source

For a complete description of the Forums use this link. System/Forums

J Information on the Web

  • Blogs about J tend to be a bit rare, but here are some links. If you find another or would like to start a blog, let us know. We would be happy to expand our list. Links
  • Rosetta Code - has a strong representation from the J community and contains good information for developing your skills. https://rosettacode.org/wiki/Category:J

Journals

There are two Journals that have published articles about J.

User Groups

Of these the most active is the New York City J User's Group. NYCJUG It is online and welcomes J'ers from all over the planet. It even has a section specifically reserved for Newcomers in its agenda.
For the general array language community the British APL Association (BAA) has a bi-weekly on-line meeting. 2023 Schedule
For more information: User Groups

Other Array Languages


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