Alan Kay likes to say: «No one owes more to his research community» (ARPA-IPTO in the 60s and Xerox Parc in the 70s). He is best known for pioneering personal and laptop computers, early research concerning children and computing, and the inventions of the now ubiquitous overlapping-window interface (GUI) and modern object-oriented programming. Recognition includes the ACM Turing Award, the NAE Draper Prize, and the Kyoto Prize.
All Sessions by Alan Kay
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Día 5 – Container A
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Día 5 – Container B
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Día 5 – Container C