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I felt Anders made a better case for TypeScript and Lars was feeling a bit threatened, which confirmed for me that Anders was right.

It turns out TypeScript hit that spot well enough and Anders was right about that.

Microsoft hired Anders Hejlsberg (Turbo Pascal and Delphi) to architect their C# /.

MS Java (later transformed to C#) - both MS Java/J++ and C# as well as Typescript were guided by Anders Hejlsberg (former Turbo Pascal fame).

I'm a Rust contributor and I think C# is a fantastic language; it's my dream to tempt Anders Hejlsberg away to Rust.

I think it matters (though maybe not for everyone) that Anders Hejlsberg (of Delphi and C# creation fame) is behind the architecture of the language.

I used Delphi for more tan 10 years, so this is what I believe it went wrong: * They lost Anders Hejlsberg * Free compilers got aceptable.

I worked with Anders for years (he was on my interview loop, still no idea how I got in), and no, he's not the father of the CLR.

Besides, credits must be given to Anders Hejlsberg who brought Wirth's awkward and unusable brainchild to market by doing 2 things: by extending the language in the most consistent and beautiful way and by creating probably the fastest optimizing native-code compiler ever created.

"Those indicted include Johan Anders Gudmunds, identified by federal documents as an administrator of Darkode who created a large botnet of hacked computers that stole private information "on approximately 200,000,000 occasions."" And on such a paltry amount of private information events compared to what the NSA captures!

Anders was pretty focused on C#, which _was_ a direct consequence of the dust-up with Sun over Java.

Anders Ericsson, for example, stresses the role of extended deliberate practice on expertise.