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1. IBM's SOM bundles OOP with OS/2's Workplace Shell

Author

Seltzer, Larry J.

Subjects
64-bit operating system, Object-oriented programming, 32-bit operating system, Reusable code, Distributed object technology, Operating system, Client/server architecture, International Business Machines Corp. -- Product information, OS/2 2.0 (Operating system) -- Design and construction -- Product information, Computer software industry -- Product information, Operating systems -- Design and construction -- Product information -- Usage, Client/server architecture -- Product information -- Usage, Object-oriented programming -- Usage -- Product information
Abstract

Because object-oriented programming increases software productivity, quality and consistency, it makes sense to put this feature in an operating system. IBM's System Object Model (SOM), an OOP facility at the […]

Published
1992

2. ActiveX takes center stage

Author

Leach, Norvin and Moeller, Michael

Subjects
Object-oriented programming, Company business planning, Reusable code, Distributed object technology, Company product planning, Microsoft Corp. -- Product development -- Planning, Computer software industry -- Product development -- Product information -- Usage -- Planning, Object-oriented programming -- Usage -- Product information
Abstract

SAN FRANCISCO--Microsoft Corp. demonstrated component technology for both Internet clients and servers at its Professional Developers Conference here last week. The tools and platforms discussed at the conference ranged from […]

Published
1996

3. OLE wave heads for more beaches

Author

Coffee, Peter

Subjects
Object-oriented programming, Reusable code, Distributed object technology, OLE, Computer software industry -- Product information, Object-oriented programming -- Usage -- Product information
Abstract

It used to be hard to write applications that used the Windows graphical interface. Then Microsoft brought out Visual Basic 1.0, and 'Windows everywhere' stopped being a ridiculous goal. The […]

Published
1995

4. OOP environments, intellectual property laws: collision course?

Author

Machrone, Bill

Subjects
Object-oriented programming, Reusable code, Patent/copyright issue, Distributed object technology, Intellectual property, International Business Machines Corp. -- Product information, Borland Software Corp. -- Product information, VisualAge (Application development software) -- Design and construction -- Product information -- Usage, Copyright -- Product information -- Usage, Intellectual property -- Product information -- Usage, Object-oriented programming -- Usage -- Product information, Patents -- Product information -- Usage
Abstract

Inheritance, subclassing, reuse, encapsulation. The mantra of object-oriented programming is as fundamental as God, country, and Mom's apple pie. Or maybe the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse. The power to […]

Published
1994

5. CASE tool vendors back object-oriented trend

Author

Pallatto, John

Subjects
Application installation/distribution software, Object-oriented programming, Reusable code, Distributed object technology, Application development software, Rational Inc. -- Product introduction, Cadre Technologies Inc. -- Product introduction, Rational Rose (CASE software) -- Product introduction -- Product information, Teamwork/OOD (CASE software) -- Product introduction, Computer software industry -- Product introduction -- Product information, Computer-aided software engineering -- Product information, Program development software -- Design and construction -- Usage -- Product information -- Product introduction, Object-oriented programming -- Usage -- Product information
Abstract

By John Pallatto CASE tool vendors are moving steadily into the field of analysis and design of object-oriented software to support programmers who are building new applications in Ada, C […]

Published
1991

6. HyperPAD: PCs get HyperCard's power

Author

Davis-Wright, Ryan

Subjects
Object-oriented programming, Reusable code, Software quality, Distributed object technology, Brightbill-Roberts and Company Ltd. -- Product information, HyperPad (Program development software), Software -- Evaluation -- Product information -- Usage -- Product/service Evaluations, Compatible hardware -- Product information -- Usage -- Evaluation -- Product/service Evaluations, Upward/downward compatibility -- Product information -- Usage -- Evaluation, Compatible software -- Product information -- Usage -- Evaluation, Object-oriented programming -- Usage -- Product information, Forward compatibility -- Product information -- Usage -- Evaluation, Evaluation -- Product information
Abstract

By Ryan Davis-Wright While Macintosh users enjoy the power and flexibility of Apple Computer Inc.'s HyperCard, PC users are anxiously awaiting an applications-development program of the same stature for their […]

Published
1989

7. Programmers get up to speed on Microsoft, Borland OOP Pascal

Author

Sherer, Paul M.

Subjects
Object-oriented programming, Reusable code, Distributed object technology, Microsoft Corp. -- Product information, Borland Software Corp. -- Product information, Borland Turbo Pascal 5.5 (Program development software) -- Usage, QuickPascal (Compiler) -- Usage, PASCAL -- Product information -- Usage, Object-oriented programming -- Usage -- Product information
Abstract

By Paul M. Sherer Only three months after Borland International Inc. and Microsoft Corp. added object-oriented programming (OOP) features to their Pascal compilers, developers are already tapping the technology's benefits […]

Published
1989

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