People
A partial list of people that worked at Digitalk/ParcPlace on VSE:
| Person | Comments |
|---|---|
| George Bosworth | Co-founder of Digitalk and co-creator of Smalltalk/V. Inventor of Ephemerons. Worked later on the garbage collector in the Microsoft .Net. |
| Jim Anderson | Co-founder of Digitalk and co-creator of Smalltalk/V. |
| Mike Teng | Co-founder of Digitalk and co-creator of Smalltalk/V. |
| Barbara Noparstak | Co-founder of Digitalk. |
| Lee Breisacher | Early employee of Digitalk and significant contributor to Smalltalk/V Win and PM and VSE. |
| Allen Wirfs-Brock | Chief scientist at Digitalk-ParcPlace. Currently works for Mozilla. |
| Eric Clayberg | Creator of WindowBuilder toolkit. Vice President of Development at Digitalk-ParcPlace. . Currently Vice President of Product Development at Instantiations . |
| Stephan B. Wessels | Digitalk Professional Services, frameworks development., . |
| Suzanne Fortman | Digitalk Marketing. Came back to Cincom as Smalltalk Program Director. |
| Gary Gregory | Worked on VSE, PARTS, the VM and database interfaces. Now works at Seagull Software . |
| Dan Rubel | Worked on Subpanes/V. Is CTO of Instantiations |
| Roxie Rochat | Worked on Subpanes/V. Now works for Stoaks Software. |
| Bart Weller | Worked on Subpanes/V. |
| Ken Cooper | Worked on Subpanes/V. Got hired by Microsoft in 1997. |
| Ted Peters | Worked on Subpanes/V. Also got hired by Microsoft in 1997. |
| Mike Taylor | Was Vice President of Professional Services at Digitalk. Now he is CEO and president of Instantiations. |
| Tim Rowledge | Worked on a lot of Smalltalk stuff at ParcPlace Systems Inc. Now works on Squeak. |
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