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“… for the first time, I saw that programs could be more than just instructions for computers. They could be as elegant as well-made kitchen cabinets, as graceful as a suspension bridge, or as eloquent as one of George Orwell’s essays.” In the third part of this series on Compealing Code, Paul Lynham covers some of the skills required to achieve this goal. Compealing-Skills I am sad to say the Margaret Sale died recently. She and her husband Tony were instrumental in saving the Bletchley Park site and helped to create what is now the country’s most important museums for WW2 code-breaking. Made famous through various films and life stories of Alan Turing. […] https://www.iap.org.uk/main/margaret-sale-1932-2020/ The Governor of New Jersey had put out a plea to COBOL developers to volunteer to support the states aging computing systems. In an article in The Register he explains that the 40 year old Benefits system relies upon this code and is struggling with the amount of […] https://www.iap.org.uk/main/cobol-developers-are-not-extinct/ |
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