Anders Hejlsberg: A craftsman of computer language

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  • Опубликовано: 19 июн 2024
  • In Episode 1, Microsoft’s CTO Kevin Scott introduces us to one of his coding heroes, Anders Hejlsberg. Anders has had a 35-year career building tools that software developers love. He built Turbo Pascal, served as chief architect of Delphi, moved to Microsoft to help create C-sharp and today, spends his time as the core developer on Typescript. You may be surprised to hear how he got started in the tech industry.
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Комментарии • 14

  • @lupinedreamexpress
    @lupinedreamexpress 6 лет назад +6

    I love this talk in mentioning Borland Turbo Pascal . It was so friendly, I loved it, and the fact I could pack assembly subs into the code I had never seen in things like BASIC. It was revolutionary . SO much easier than writing hundreds of lines of DATA and CALL VARSEG lines , efficiency as you wanted it, it was great. Wrote an entire SVGA VESA graphics and DMA sound library for Adlib / Sound blaster in it with a friend for 80486 . Brings back good memories .

  • @tanhpham3924
    @tanhpham3924 6 лет назад +8

    It's definitely a great geeky talk! Really appreciate the time you all put out creating this podcast, sir !!! Big thanks to the coding hero, Anders Hejlsberg, and Kevin Scott. I've gathered a lot of valuable insights & resources from this talk. Can't wait for the next episode ... ^_^

  • @focl2003
    @focl2003 5 лет назад +1

    Thank you very much for this interview.

  • @glasser2819
    @glasser2819 5 лет назад +1

    "This is still largely a brain exercise"...let see if AI can rescue us from our human limits.
    Thanks Anders for your awesome achievement... Philippe as in Philippe Kahn once a mathematics teacher from Tours, France, right?
    I started on z80 CPM, Sinclair, Amstrad with tape then single side floppies. Then wrote my 1st industrial application with your Borland Turbo Pascal on a Compaq 286.
    Very empowering, txs.

  • @ahmde
    @ahmde 4 года назад +1

    I love this, thank you so much.

  • @gcpezzi
    @gcpezzi 5 лет назад

    Great talk. :)

  • @kellyjean4324
    @kellyjean4324 2 года назад

    I owe dude my career !

  • @7alken
    @7alken 4 года назад

    ... one thing I am asking is how you explained to your son that you have yet another loved baby living in Github... there I would have only worries, but hope everything is ok, the more as he loves also flstudio done using delphi, as you somewhere else told )) cheers

  • @value1042
    @value1042 6 лет назад

    I'm a Computer Programmer, But not a Professional Programmer

  • @get_your_mans5549
    @get_your_mans5549 6 лет назад

    I don’t like because y’all did with Xbox one I think the ps4 lot more cheaper the Xbox so I like Sony more

    • @jvsnyc
      @jvsnyc 5 лет назад +1

      And the computer language that they created that you like better than Turbo Pascal, Delphi and C# is ummmm, what???? I don't even remember them creating a language, certainly no popular ones. Ruby is Japanese but not from Sony.

    • @ksonsouchou
      @ksonsouchou Год назад

      They cost the same. Why you lying? Twitter really brainrots people when they validate each other with the same lie over and over.

    • @ksonsouchou
      @ksonsouchou Год назад

      Infact Xbox is now cheaper in various regions.