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Anders Hejlsberg for C# I guess? ASP.NET as a framework doesn't have any 'celebrity personalities' that I am aware of, but then it doesn't really need any. Its
by AdeptusAquinas 9y ago
Anders Hejlsberg for C# I guess? ASP.NET as a framework doesn't have any 'celebrity personalities' that I am aware of, but then it doesn't really need any. Its a good framework, especially with the dotnet core rewrite; you should try it! Put it on Docker and run it on Linux for fun :)
- maxxxxx 9y agoHas Hejlsberg ever written a book? He must have a lot of valuable insight to share. I think part of the success of C++ and C was that their developers are good writers. K&R is phenomenal and Stoustroup's book are excellent too.
- AdeptusAquinas 9y agoNot sure, aside from his books on the C# language. But the great thing about Hejlsberg and his team is that the evolution of the language is really transparent, and rapid: proposals for C# 8 (possibly 2019/2020): https://github.com/dotnet/csharplang/milestone/8 https://github.com/dotnet/csharplang/milestone/8
- ledgerdev 9y agoNot a book, some great insights here. https://channel9.msdn.com/Tags/anders+hejlsberg https://channel9.msdn.com/Tags/anders+hejlsberg
- nurettin 9y agoHejlsberg is a great inspiration for Delphi as well. A person is rarely this influential in multiple domains.