> Yet, here we are, over 30 years after the original IBM PC was released, and there's still a corner-office audience for "what is a computer?"
As someone who got their start on DOS and BASIC back in the 80s, I say you raise a pretty good point. There are so few languages depicted in this web brochure that it does not illuminate anything.
So many people stopped learning in the 80s that the 50s are starting to catch up with them again.
This is the stuff that cardboard box forts are made of.
As someone who got their start on DOS and BASIC back in the 80s, I say you raise a pretty good point. There are so few languages depicted in this web brochure that it does not illuminate anything.
So many people stopped learning in the 80s that the 50s are starting to catch up with them again.
This is the stuff that cardboard box forts are made of.