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Bergin, T., "HOPL II - Closing panel: The history of programming: Does our present past have a future?", ACM SIGPLAN Notices, 32, 9, pp. 15-37, September 1997. Google
29 ;;Quote: one does not write programs, one grows programs in teams
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36+;;Quote: Smalltalk dropt syntax extensions so that programs can be read
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