Bill Atkinson, In & Zcaron, who played the key to the development of Apple’s Macintosh and other revolutionary products and companies, died of lizard and cacaron cancer. Year & zcaron; life.
The news of his death was published by his family via Facebook, and journalist Steven Levy IZ & Ccaron reminded Wired of Atkinson’s huge contribution to the Ra & Ccaron industry, starting with his days as 51 Apple employees.
In addition to working on Macintosh, Atkinson was a key; ni & ccaron teams developed by Apple Lisa, graphic & ccaron, Quickdrow, Magic Slate (predecessor iPad) and Hypercard – a tool that many consider it a predominant & ccaron; om today World Wide Web.
After a rich career in the technological world, Atkinson devoted himself to a natural photography, where he left a sought -old trace. Just over a year ago, after being diagnosed with cancer, he wrote on Facebook that he was bigger; “Pro & zcaron.
Apple CEO Tim Cook said goodbye to Atkinson with a message on the social network and X, pointing out that he was “a true visionary & ccaron.
John Gruber, founded & Ccaron; Daring Fireball blog, went a step further, writing that Atkinson “without any exaggeration, could be the best ra & ccaron programmer he ever & Zcaron.”
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