Welcome to the Rexx Language Association website!
The Rexx Language Association (RexxLA) is an independent, non-profit organization dedicated to promoting the use and understanding of the Rexx programming language. For more information about RexxLA and to learn how to join, visit our About RexxLA page.
Annual Rexx Symposium
Each year RexxLA organizes the Symposium to provide a focal point for information about the Rexx family of languages and a venue for networking and collaboration among members of the Rexx community.
Registrations now open!
The 19th Annual International Rexx Symposium
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The 2008 International Rexx Symposium wiil be held at the Clarion Raleigh Hotel State Capital in Raleigh, North Carolina, USA from April 27th to May 1st.
More information on the Symposium will be found at the following locations as planning progresses:- Symposium Announcement
- Call for Participation/Papers
- Symposium Schedule
- Symposium Abstracts including links to presentation material for RexxLA members.
- Symposium Speakers
- Symposium Registration
RICE
The RICE (RexxLA Internet Collaboration Effort) is almost complete. This project brings all of the RexxLA Internet resources together into an environment under which
we, RexxLA, have more control, and to be able to provide more services to our members.
A
project plan (PDF) outlines the activities and progress of this effort. Comments via the members mailing list are welcome.
The Original Rexx site
The contents of Mike Cowlishaw's original web site is now available from RexxLA.
Open Object Rexx is available!
Open Object Rexx (ooRexx) has been released and is publically available. See the Downloads page at Sourceforge for source and binary releases.
Recent publications
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Haluk Polat has published another Rexx related book in Turkish:
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Other Turkish books related to Rexx written by Haluk Polat:
- Rexx/SQL Kutuphanesi
- Rexx/Curses Kutuphanesi
- Rexx/DW Kutuphanesi
- REXX Programlama Dili
- XEDIT Yazimlayicisi. This book covers XEDIT, THE and KEDIT.
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Published in February 2005 was
Rexx: Programmer's Reference written by Howard Fosdick and published by John Wiley & Sons Inc. as
part of their Programmers Reference series under the Wrox imprint.
You can order the book at Amazon and Barnes & Noble
On-line membership application and renewals can now be paid via PayPal
See the Members page.
Points Of Interest
Do you want to know more about the Rexx Language?
A concise explanation of Rexx can be found in the
Wikipedia entry for Rexx
For more details on using the language, check out
Ian Collier's Rexx Introduction
or the
SHARE
Introduction to Rexx Tutorial.