Always Has Been: Chapter 1: Adele Goldberg and the 1986 Programming Breakthrough

In 1986, Adele Goldberg, a notable computer scientist, achieved a major breakthrough in programming through her pivotal role in developing the Smalltalk programming language. Her work in object-oriented programming significantly influenced modern graphical user interfaces, helping to make technology more accessible. Goldberg's contributions fostered the broader adoption of personal computers in homes and businesses, underscoring the foundational role of user-friendly systems in technology's evolution.