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Objects of the people, by the people, and for the people

Proceedings of the 11th annual international conference on Aspect-oriented Software Development Companion, 2012
Computers were invented largely as mental aids. In inventing object-orientation, Alan Kay renewed that vision on a metaphorical level that no longer subordinated computers to human minds. Trygve Reenskaug tried to link the worlds of the human and the computer together with Model-View-Controller, but at the time he got only half the job done.
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Of the People, by the People, for the People

2010
In this book, primary source documents, including Constitutional provisions, federal and state laws, and U.S. court decisions, explain our voting rights and show how the law governs disputed elections and electoral reforms. The hotly disputed election of 2000 roused a generally complacent electorate to recognize the erosion of a basic rite of ...
Thomas J. Baldino, Kyle L. Kreider
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Web by the people, for the people, of the people

2015 IEEE 19th International Conference on Intelligent Engineering Systems (INES), 2015
World Wide Web is undoubtedly a human creation. It was facilitated by a number of major inventions. Its continuous development results largely from innovative engineering efforts. The Web viewed as essentially a service provided on the Internet offers many different functions.
Pavol Navrat, Daniela Chuda
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Of the people, by the people, for the people

2013
American pop culture has often been subjected to scorn and ridicule, both at home and abroad, often by those who view it as being immoral or who view it as not being “true” culture. This begs the questions of what exactly are the characteristics of American pop culture, why did it develop along the lines it has, and what are its sociological ...
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People, People, People

2020
The single, most difficult, component of any data security and privacy program is the people factor. The very nature of employing people increases the risk to your data processing operations. This is not because everyone wants to steal your data or that they are incompetent – far from it!
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Of the People, by the People, for the People's Development?

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2013
Although economic and political theories have evolved as different fields through the twentieth century, the theoretical and existential relationship between political and economic systems has converged so narrowly that liberal democracies became an arguable endpoint for human historical evolution (Fukuyama 1992). Democracy and economic development may
Diogo Costa, Adriano Gianturco Gulisano
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Archives of the People, by the People, for the People

The American Archivist, 2007
Archivists today are caught between an expanding volume of records and a growing public expectation that every page in every document is online and indexed. With so many records and so few resources to provide on-demand access to them, the problem seems intractable.
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Modelling by the People, for the People

2018
Domain-specific modelling has moved the focus of model content from the implementation domain to the problem domain. However, much research still sees most modellers as programmers – a tacit assumption that is exemplified by the use of IDEs as modelling environments.
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Measurement of the people, by the people, and for the people

Studies in History and Philosophy of Science Part A, 2001
E P, Hamm, A W, Richardson
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A Science of the People, By the People and for the People

Philosophy of Science, 1946
Scientists are people. They are not “people, but…”. They have not escaped and cannot escape the “democentric” predicament. They are members of a society, no matter how hard they strain to be individualistic or exclusively clannish. If they succeed in being members of a small clan or a club they can be credited possibly with having more or less shrunk ...
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