Object-oriented programming: some history, and challenges for the next fifty years
This article is based on a lecture given on 22ndAugust 2011, on theoccasion of the scientific opening of the Ole-Johan Dahl hus at the Universityof Oslo. It looks at the foundational ideas fromSimulathat stand behindobject-orientation, how those ideas have evolved to become the dominantprogramming paradigm, and what they have to offer as we approach thechallenges of the next fifty years of informatics.
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ACCU :: OOP Is not Essential; Oct 2019.
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Wizards and warriors, part one | Fabulous adventures in coding
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Wizards and warriors, part two | Fabulous adventures in coding
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Wizards and warriors, part four | Fabulous adventures in coding
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Wizards and warriors, part five | Fabulous adventures in coding
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The “OO” Antipattern – Arthur O’Dwyer – Stuff mostly about C++; May 2020.