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Ironic that he uses these examples as a non-incremental innovation. > LISP, Algol, Basic, APL, Unix, C, Oracle, Smalltalk, Windows, C++, LabView, HyperCard, Ma
by cocktailpeanuts 6y ago
Ironic that he uses these examples as a non-incremental innovation.
> LISP, Algol, Basic, APL, Unix, C, Oracle, Smalltalk, Windows, C++, LabView, HyperCard, Mathematica, Haskell, WWW, Python, Mosaic, Java, JavaScript, Ruby, Flash, Postgress.
while using the following as incremental:
> IntelliJ, Eclipse, ASP, Spring, Rails, Scala, AWS, Clojure, Heroku, V8, Go, React, Docker, Kubernetes, Wasm
What he doesn't understands is, everything is based on everything else. Many languages got inspiration from another language, or some other technology. https://github.com/stereobooster/programming-languages-genealogical-tree https://github.com/stereobooster/programming-languages-genea...
There is no such thing as fully independent innovation. Not just in tech, but every single piece of innovation in human history.