ClarionMag's Subscription Rate Increase Deadline Extended To Monday, July 26
Posted July 21 2010
We've extended the deadline!
Yes, the beta pricing for the new ClarionMag site is coming to an end, and as of July 18 midnight, Monday, July 26 2010 our subscription rates will be going up.
Right now you can save $32 on any one year subscription or renewal! Two year and three year rates have lower per-year costs, so you save even more, but you must subscribe/renew by midnight on Monday, July 26 2010.
| Beta price | Cost per day | Price after Monday | |
| One year current renewal | $118 | $0.33 | $150 |
| One year new subscription* | $158 | $0.44 | $190 |
| Two year current renewal | $198 | $0.28 | $230 |
| Two year new subscription* | $248 | $0.34 | $280 |
| Thee year current renewal | $288 | $0.27 | $320 |
| Three year new subscription* | $328 | $0.30 | $360 |
*includes all the back issues
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Yes, you can get Clarion Magazine for just 30 cents per day if you take out a three year subscription, which includes all the back issues since we began publication back in 1999.
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Agile, Test-Driven Development In Clarion#, Part 2
5/12/2008 12:00:00 AM
In this second of two articles on Test Driven Development, Dave Harms walks through the process of creating tests cases and then writing the Clarion# code to satisfy the tests.
by P.G.M. Bouma on June 11 2010 (comment link)
"And in this economy, every dollar counts...." you say. I do not hope that you are going to do this a lot of times.... There are many developers who earn a lot of money, but there are also smaller companies.
by David Harms on June 11 2010 (comment link)
There's no doubt that Clarion Magazine's subscription rates are on the way up. But there's also a lot of new value being added to ClarionMag on a regular basis.
My advice to anyone concerned about the price increases is to subscribe/renew now!
If any of you are unsure of when your subscription expires, just log on to the My ClarionMag page.
by Mike on July 13 2010 (comment link)
One article or code snippet that saves you a couple of hours allows Cmag pay for itself. I've never sold an application, I program for a hobby and my own use, and my subscription now runs into 2015. As long as people with more knowledge about Clarion than I have (everyone?) keep writing and posting articles on Cmag, I'll stay subscribed. To me it's one heck of a value (roughly $10-$12/month). I spend more than that on coffee.
by David Harms on July 15 2010 (comment link)
Thanks for the kind words, Mike!
Dave
by David Harms on July 21 2010 (comment link)
I've extended the deadline one last time because we had a delay in getting out some notification emails. Monday is the very last day.
by Mr Rohan J Dunstan on July 27 2010 (comment link)
I think Clarion Magazine is an invaluable and cost-effective resource. I consider it an essential part of my professional activities and one of the main sources of information and education that keeps me in the loop.
Other professionals (accountants, lawyers etc.) subscribe to journals relevant to them. Clarion Mag is the Journal for Clarion Professionals and in my opinion gives excellent value for money and would be missed it if it wasn't available.
Professionals need a source of high standard information and reference materials. Clarion Magazine provides that through the Journal itself and the publication of technical reference works such as the printed books and e-books. Given that the Clarion community is effectively a niche sub-set of the I.T. industry, this is not the sort of repository or resource that is easily created and managed for free.
Thanks
by David Harms on July 29 2010 (comment link)
Thanks for the kind words, Rohan.
Dave