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Yes, I think he was wrong on that one, also the objects hype seems a little strange to me. But the rest? Pretty much spot on. In 1996, he saw the critical issue
by MrBuddyCasino 12y ago
Yes, I think he was wrong on that one, also the objects hype seems a little strange to me. But the rest? Pretty much spot on. In 1996, he saw the critical issues and where the web would go, at a time where most people weren't even aware of its existence. Very impressive.
- 300bps 12y agoalso the objects hype seems a little strange to me Well, to someone who was used to procedural level programming, the concepts of object oriented coding were pretty revolutionary. Not surprising if someone who started programming in the last decade finds OOC obvious though.
- somehnreader 12y ago> also the objects hype seems a little strange to me That passage struck me as odd as well, the answer is: He is selling something to you as you read it. A bit obscure because the product doesn't really exist anymore as we read it 18 years later.