Leo Brodie was a major advocate of the ForthLanguage.
Where is he now?
Career-wise, I am currently Director of Technology at NetSpeed? Learning Solutions in Seattle.
I have written three published books, two of which are still in print
A Question I have been asked about ObjectOrientedProgramming:
For those that have read Thinking Forth, I am sometimes asked how I now feel about object-oriented programming. I must confess that I am now embarrassed by my take on that subject, especially since the principles it enables -- including encapsulation -- were the very attributes I was espousing for good programming practice. But at the time (1984), I hadn't seen Java or even C++. In the early 90's I had the opportunity to develop some applications using a (somewhat) object-oriented Forth, and I found it extremely powerful.
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