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16 de abr. de 2007 · Billionaire Charles Simonyi, the 5th civilian space traveller ever, has now completed more than a week of his 13-day space journey.He's currently enjoying zero gravity on board the International ...
Charles Simonyi (Bahasa Hungaria: Simonyi Károly; lahir 10 September 1948) adalah seorang eksekutif di bidang software, yang mengepalai divisi aplikasi di Microsoft dimana ia menciptakan sekaligus mengatur pembuatan aplikasi Microsoft Office. Saat ini ia menjabat sebagai direktur di perusahaannya sendiri, yaitu Intentional Software, yang ...
During the 1970s at Xerox PARC, Charles Simonyi led a team of programmers in the development of Bravo, the first WYSIWYG (what you see is what you get) word-processing editor. Bravo was a fundamental departure from the way information was previously displayed and organized and it was part of PARC's contribution that changed the face of computing and ultimately led to personal computing.
Charles Simonyi ( en húngaro Simonyi Károly; nacido el 10 de septiembre de 1948) es un ingeniero de software húngaro que supervisó la creación de la suite ofimática Microsoft Office. [1] [2] Actualmente dirige su propia compañía, Intentional Software, [1] dedicada al desarrollo y comercialización de programación intencional.
18 de abr. de 2017 · Apr 18, 2017. 9. Charles Simonyi, the creator of the world’s first WYSIWYG word processor and the “Hungarian notation” style of writing programming code, is returning to Microsoft. He is ...
Charles Simonyi é um dos mais antigos programadores da Microsoft, famoso por ter criado a notação húngara. Na Universidade de Oxford foi criada a Cadeira Charles Simonyi para a Compreensão Pública da Ciência.
11 de jan. de 2018 · Charles’ boyhood interest in space resulted in his selection as Hungary’s Jr. Astronaut at age 13, for which he won a trip to Moscow and met one of the first cosmonauts, Pavel Popovich. Today, Dr. Simonyi is a trained pilot in multi-engine aircraft with current licenses in jets and helicopters and more than 2,000 hours of flying time.
