Steve Jobs Super presentation to NeXT vs SUN

Mr.Steve Jobs's presentation about NeXT step os.
It is old software product,but brilliant speech still now.
This part is added in the video.
Mr. Avie Tevanian will give an explanation about object design of Next OS.
He was main software designer to Mac OS X.

NeXTOSに関してのジョブス氏のプレゼンです。今みてもいろあせない、素晴らしいプレゼンです。技術的な内容も興味深いです。日本語字幕付きで、英語も優しいので、楽­-しめます。
この章は追加の内容で、アビー・テバニアン氏がNeXT OSのオブジェクト指向開発環境のすばらしさを説明しています。
彼は、Mac OS X開発の中心人物でもあります。
少し長いですが、強敵SUNとの開発時間くらべは大変面白い内容です。

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[MrSoftize]

ONE MORE THING... that was STEVE. <3

[hase600]

@MrSoftize

Thank you for watch.

[youdanieltube]

yes, steve jobs is a smart man and a great manager; avie tevanian was in charge of the technical side ;) another fuckin genius

[hase600]

@youdanieltube

Thank you for information about avie tevanian.

[devilsbackbone2010]

great stuff ;) interface builder is still in use in mac os x with cocoa and carbon

[hase600]

@devilsbackbone2010

Thank you for watch.

So,he is great software designer and manager.

[GreatGoldApps]

@hase600 Actually he never developed any kind of softawre, but he knew the importance of it

[akmalrosli]

Are*

[akmalrosli]

Sun Solaris may e famous back then, look at them now. They ate obsolete!

[akmalrosli]

We still use the interface builder in Xcode.

[wwmitchelww1]

@jebug29 Interface Builder Is The First Version Of VB , MS Stole The Idea Of Apple Interface Builder

[jebug29]

Interface Builder reminds me of the Visual Basic we know today.

[LeoInterHyenaem]

...fail to materialise.

[LeoInterHyenaem]

It's a shame Avie Tevanian had to leave Apple in 2006, along with Jon Rubinstein. Later, Tony Fadell and Bertrand Serlet. As a long-time Apple user, I've come to feel somewhat attached to the figures of importance behind Apple - from Wozniak to Serlet (and, ultimately, the great Steve Jobs - poor man, he ought to live some 40 more years!). As an Armenian, I was particularly disappointed with Avadis' departure from Apple and somewhat pissed with Jobs. If not for him, Mac OS X might very well