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Thank you Dr. Cox, your work truly inspired many of us that work in the computer science
Eduardo Pereira
April 06, 2023
Manassas, Virginia
1944 - 2021
Dr. Brad J.Cox Ph.DDr. Brad Cox, Ph.D of Manassas, Virginia, died on January 2, 2021 at his residence. Dr. Cox was a computer scientist known mostly for creating the Objective – C programming language with his business partner, Tom Love, and for his work in software engineering (specifically...
Read MoreThank you Dr. Cox, your work truly inspired many of us that work in the computer science
Eduardo Pereira
April 06, 2023
Objectively a visionary, denting the Universe resulting in waves of ripples to this day and continuing... https://dl.acm.org/doi/epdf/10.1145/3386332
Craig Munro
May 15, 2022 | Other
Thank you Brad Cox for giving us a way to understand the beauty behind the Internet and codes. You are an amazing person. Thank you again!
Jack H
February 03, 2021
Group of 10 Memorial Trees
Steve Baranski
January 27, 2021 | Portland, OR
I'm just another Objective-C programmer (still currently using at my job) who wants to acknowledge a debt to Brad Cox for creating such a fine language. RIP.
Mario Diana
January 25, 2021
Rest in peace. Your legacy will live on! Thank you, Dr. Cox, for being such a great person.
Dr. Mickey Lauer
January 25, 2021
Thank you Brad Cox for giving us a way to feel a little bit like Smalltalk programmers while using C. It was a lot of fun, we all built some amazingly new capabilities at the time, enabled by your creativity. When I think of look at a MacBookPro, I think of NeXTstep, when I think of NeXTstep, I think of you. Thank you again! You really helped us programmers get out of a rut and into thinking anew. May your memory long live!
Geoffrey Knauth
January 24, 2021
thank you
boxuan.xu
January 24, 2021
I never knew Brad but I have worked with Objective C for more than 15 years, it´s still the best language available to make Apple software with and still has a lot of potential to grow. He was a brilliant man, and will be missed.
Paul Jacobs
January 23, 2021