prasadtalasila · May 25, 2017 18:17
diff --git a/alan kay notes b/alan kay notes
 As the complexity increases, architecture dominates materials.

 each object should be thought of as having a virtual computer inside.

 In networked environment, each object must have a URL and an IP address.

 Object solutions need a universal interface language using which an object can interact with another object. HTTP-like REST protocols seem like good candidates for this kind of work. SOAP was actually written for this kind of work, but never took off.
 It seems Alan Kay's idea of universal interface language was much broader than HTTP/SOAP.

 programming in the large and programming in the small are very very different.
 Boeing 747 is programming in the small; you can't scale it a million times.
 Biological cell is programming in the large; it can multiply itself a million times.

 Empire state building of New York was built in a year by 3000 people.

 If you know how to build your own tools, then you become exponentially productive.

 Microsoft OS has 100 million lines of code;
 MS Office has another 100 million lines of code;
 PCs has 200+ million lines of code.

 knowledge trumps IQ by a lot.

 Getters and setters turns objects into data structures.

 Knowledge is silver; Outlook is gold; IQ is lead weight.

 No biological organism can wallow in its own waste products;
 No progressive human being can grow without learning from others ideas.
 That's why friendly competition helps.

 References:
 ----------
 The design of design, Fred Brooks Jr
 A new approach to functional design of a digital computer, Bob Barton (paper)
 The art of metaobject protocol, Gregor Kiczales et al. (see chapters 5 and 6 for metaprotocols for universal interface langugage)
 The act of creation, Arthur Koestler

diff --git a/david west notes b/david west notes

 object is an intelligent, virtual computer. Objects exhibit human-like intelligence and has access to all of the resources of computer needed to complete its work.	- David West

 reflection as used in Java is not needed at all.  - David West

 real objects use messages to communicate and exhibit behaviour.

 Microservice architecture is very very similar to original object oriented programming. If we make each microservice behave as an object, we can get back the good implementation of object oriented design and programming.

diff --git a/general b/general
 what the best software developers do is learn.  - Andrew Stuart, a veteran software development recruiter

 computer science is the science of processes.   -alan perlis

 Learning syntax of a language is easy; it only takes two or three weeks.
 Learning the libraries, idioms, way of thinking takes years.      - Joel Armstrong, Erlang creator
	As the complexity increases, architecture dominates materials.

	each object should be thought of as having a virtual computer inside.

	In networked environment, each object must have a URL and an IP address.

	Object solutions need a universal interface language using which an object can interact with another object. HTTP-like REST protocols seem like good candidates for this kind of work. SOAP was actually written for this kind of work, but never took off.
	It seems Alan Kay's idea of universal interface language was much broader than HTTP/SOAP.

	programming in the large and programming in the small are very very different.
	Boeing 747 is programming in the small; you can't scale it a million times.
	Biological cell is programming in the large; it can multiply itself a million times.

	Empire state building of New York was built in a year by 3000 people.

	If you know how to build your own tools, then you become exponentially productive.

	Microsoft OS has 100 million lines of code;
	MS Office has another 100 million lines of code;
	PCs has 200+ million lines of code.

	knowledge trumps IQ by a lot.

	Getters and setters turns objects into data structures.

	Knowledge is silver; Outlook is gold; IQ is lead weight.

	No biological organism can wallow in its own waste products;
	No progressive human being can grow without learning from others ideas.
	That's why friendly competition helps.

	References:
	----------
	The design of design, Fred Brooks Jr
	A new approach to functional design of a digital computer, Bob Barton (paper)
	The art of metaobject protocol, Gregor Kiczales et al. (see chapters 5 and 6 for metaprotocols for universal interface langugage)
	The act of creation, Arthur Koestler

	object is an intelligent, virtual computer. Objects exhibit human-like intelligence and has access to all of the resources of computer needed to complete its work. - David West

	reflection as used in Java is not needed at all. - David West

	real objects use messages to communicate and exhibit behaviour.

	Microservice architecture is very very similar to original object oriented programming. If we make each microservice behave as an object, we can get back the good implementation of object oriented design and programming.
	what the best software developers do is learn. - Andrew Stuart, a veteran software development recruiter

	computer science is the science of processes. -alan perlis

	Learning syntax of a language is easy; it only takes two or three weeks.
	Learning the libraries, idioms, way of thinking takes years. - Joel Armstrong, Erlang creator