GUI, Ethernet and OOPs
By bloodmask
@bloodmask (590)
India
July 31, 2012 11:04am CST
GUI or Graphical User Interface is used to provide users with easy to use interface in display systems. It was first widely used in Apple II systems and broke the scene of computing.
Ethernet is use for locating individual systems in network using MAC address. It is the most important device used for communicating devices. May be best described as large scale network interconnecting and can describe the reason for Internet explosion beside HTTP protocol and hyperlinks.
OOPs or Object Oriented Programming that dominate the web via Java, Php and many other languages have revolunized the programming world. It has solved the problems of most lenghty programs and improved coding process viewing coding as a real life process rather than just theory based procedural programming.
What do we have common in all these. All have their roots from Xerox, a photocopier machine maker, whose primary aim was to focus on coping papers never thought about its real life use and lost the trends to others.
If they had realized its real use then they would have been the Quadllion dollar industry than any other you see now. But their thinking was left behind by just few members who developed the best and who left the best to others.
1 response
@bloodmask (590)
• India
1 Aug 12
Well how did I misguided a lot, how come I made the discussion illogical and does this Information is false. If you search through the Internet you will find it true. If you read Computing magazine you will find it true. If you know about technology you will find it true.
If you want to determine the truth the read Steve Jobs Biography by Walter. If you want to Know the truth then read Accidental Rise of Computer Nerds. If you want the truth then read the contents from Wikipedia. If you want the truth then ask your pentagon flavors.
I still make it clear that GUI, OOPs and Etherenet were invented at Xerox PARC. and not at your lab. You should now reasearch from what I have read. Then claim your words or works.
