Programmers at Work by Susan Lammers (.ePUB)
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Programmers at Work: Interviews with 19 programming visionaries who ignited the PC software revolution by Susan Lammers
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Overview: They had 64 kilobytes. They built the world.
At the outset of personal computing, the engineers who invented it had almost nothing to work with — and used that nothing to create everything. Programmers at Work 40th Anniversary Edition brings together landmark interviews with nineteen of the most influential software architects who ever lived: Charles Simonyi, who shaped modern productivity software at Microsoft; Dan Bricklin and Bob Frankston, who invented the spreadsheet; Andy Hertzfeld, who conjured the original Macintosh and fifteen more who wrote the code that changed how humanity thinks, works, and creates.
These interviews are not just retrospectives. They are primary sources — candid, technical, alive — capturing how these minds actually worked: how they designed under pressure, wrote code in memory-starved machines, and solved problems that no one had ever encountered before. Their insights are both a history of a revolutionary era and a masterclass in constraint-driven engineering.
Genre: Non-Fiction > Tech & Devices
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