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Rise and Resurrection of the American Programmer : ウィキペディア英語版 | Rise and Resurrection of the American Programmer
''Rise and Resurrection of the American Programmer'' is a book written by Edward Yourdon in 1996. It is the sequel to ''Decline and Fall of the American Programmer''. In the original, written at the beginning of the '90s, Yourdon warned American programmers that their business was not sustainable against foreign competition. By the middle of the decade Microsoft had released Windows 95, which marked a groundbreaking new direction for the operating system, the internet was beginning to rise as a serious consumer marketplace, and the Java software platform had made its first public release in the same year (1995). Due to such large changes in the state of the software industry, Yourdon reversed some of his original predictions. Notably absent from the book is any significant consideration of the open source software movement, particularly the development of the Linux kernel and the GNU operating system, which would come to have increasing significance in the coming decade in shaping the software industry. Both the internet, Microsoft's business strategy, and Java, which all feature significantly in Yourdon's thesis, would come to be heavily influenced by this phenomenon. ==Chapter Outline==
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