Eric Hoffert received job offers from Apple and NeXT in the mail.
I had one weekend at home in December 1988 to decide. It was the most torturous decision of my life. I
Apple scientist Jean-Charles Mourey recalls his work environment:
“Walking around the Advanced Technology Group was a bit like walking around James Bond's gadget lab. So many smart, innovative people with grand
Chuck Mauro dreamed big:
As I lay on my bed rereading Byte back issues and thinking about how I could parlay my 6502 knowledge into a summer job at Apple, it occurred to
Ron Johnston was prototyping the Mac user interface with a Unix kernel.
We all worked in total secrecy like the Color Mac folks were. That lasted a year or so, and then (Steve)
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