I have very fond memories of my time there, I joined not too long out of high school in the late 80's. I transitioned from QA to development while learning C, l

I have very fond memories of my time there, I joined not too long out of high school in the late 80's. I transitioned from QA to development while learning C, learning how to program a few different assemblies, putting together a TSR (!) library. It was a great little company that changed my life. I still use VI keybindings because everyone internally used the Aztec version of VI :-) It was very cool that they built a mini Unix toolset as part of the compiler suite so you had kinda-sorta unix on DOS, Mac OS MPW shell, Amiga.... It was a rare privilege for a 20 year old in the 80s to see code that beautiful and tight.