Allen Wirfs-Brock is a pragmatic futurist and language-standards expert who led the editing of the ECMAScript 2015 specification and has spent decades designing and implementing programming languages, compilers, virtual machines, and developer tools. He founded two companies, served as CTO and chief scientist in the Smalltalk era, and later influenced JavaScript standardization as a long-time TC39 representative and ECMA-262 project editor. Allen blends hands-on systems and assembly experience with product and business leadership at organizations from Tektronix and Microsoft to Mozilla, and now advises on the technical and societal effects of the emerging Ambient Computing Era. Known for bridging research, standards, and commercial productization, he offers pragmatic guidance rooted in both deep implementation knowledge and a history of shipping developer-focused platforms.
Notes and proposals on possible EMAScript extensions
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