Feb 20, 2025 · Dan Ingalls is a computer scientist who has made pioneering innovations in object-oriented programming and computer graphics. At Xerox PARC, he codeveloped the Smalltalk programming environment with Adele Goldberg and Alan Kay.

In this article, I present some of the general principles we have observed in the course of our work. While the presentation frequently touches on Smalltalk "motherhood", the principles themselves are more general and should prove useful in …

Dec 17, 2020 · Dan Ingalls was one of the demonstrators. In the most famous of the demos, he showed how a user could change the text selection behavior from being a solid black box with inverted text to an outline around the text, all by tweaking just …

Welcome to the Smalltalk Zoo Curated by Dan Ingalls The Smalltalk-76 Programming System - My original paper on Smalltalk-76. Describes the syntax. object model, and design of the byte-coded virtual machine.

Feb 18, 2010 · Daniel H.H. Ingalls, Wales Professor of Sanskrit, Emeritus, was born in New York City on May 4, 1916. He attended Harvard College, and studied the Classics, including his first courses in Sanskrit with Walter E. Clark.

Now a Distinguished Engineer at Sun Microsystems, Ingalls is working on Lively Kernel, a Smalltalk-like programming environment that runs completely in the browser using JavaScript and browser-provided graphics.

Jul 16, 2002 · Even in our days, where object-oriented programming is widely accepted, it is still not very well understood by most people. Here's a summary of the lecture, given by Dan Ingal (who worked in Alan Kay's Smalltalk group): *State-of-the-art: Procedures and data structures *Architecture problems faced by structured programming.

Jun 22, 2010 · Dan Ingalls was one of the creators of Smalltalk (at Xerox PARC) and later Squeak. His most recent work, the Lively Kernel, is a dynamic graphics and programming environment that runs...

Jun 12, 2020 · Daniel H. H. Ingalls. 1978. The Smalltalk-76 Programming System: Design and Implementation. In Proceedings of the 5th ACM SIGACT-SIGPLAN Symposium on Principles of Programming Languages (Tucson, Arizona) (POPL ’78).