Go to: Superheroes of Software Programming from FORTRAN to the Internet Age and Beyond
Steve Lohr
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GO TO traces the remarkable, almost surreptitious rise of software in the post-war years, from being little more than an afterthought to hardware to becoming what the White House recently called 'the new physical infrastructure of the information age'. Lohr explains the ascent of software through a series of narrative accounts of the people and projects that produced breakthroughs over the years from Fortran to the Internet age. The history of programming can be seen a...
You can specify the type of files you want, for your device.Go to: Superheroes of Software Programming from FORTRAN to the Internet Age and Beyond | Steve Lohr. A good, fresh read, highly recommended.
