> History needs to reevaluate Alan Kay
You're being downvoted (as I expect I will be, for agreeing with you), but having lived through the time when people blindly worshiped Alan Kay, I could not agree more with this statement.
You're being downvoted (as I expect I will be, for agreeing with you), but having lived through the time when people blindly worshiped Alan Kay, I could not agree more with this statement.
I am quite certain that my admiration for the man and his work is not blind.
And do note that I described his construction as "brilliant" in my post, despite the fact that he ultimately got that part wrong.