
Questions:
- How did you learn programming? Were schools of any use?
- What's the most important skill every programmer should have?
- Are math and physics important skills for a programmer?
- What will be the next big thing in computer programming?
- If you had three months to learn one relatively new technology, which one would you choose?
- What are your favorite tools and why?
- What's your favorite programming book?
- What's your favorite non-programming book?
- What music do you listen to?
Starring:
Linus Torvalds - The Linux kernel author
Dave Thomas - Author of the "Pragmmatic Programmer", "Programming Ruby" and other great books about programming. One can read his mainly programming-related thoughts here.
David Heinemeier Hansson - Author of the Rails Framework - the new hot web development framework. He has a weblog here.
Steve Yegge - Proably the least known from guys here, but also made one of the most interestings answers, has a popular weblog about programming. He is also the author of a game called "Wyvern".
Peter Norvig - Research Director at Google, a well known Lisper, author of famous (in some circles at least) books about AI. See his homepage.
Guido Van Rossum - The Python language creator
James Gosling - The Java language creator
Tim Bray - One of the XML and Atom specifications author and a blogger too.
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