YUNOVA Stories
People who built their skillsजिन लोगों ने अपने skill खुद बनाए
True stories of people who built a skill step by step, written from public sources, and where you can start on the same skill for free.ऐसे लोगों की सच्ची कहानियाँ जिन्होंने कदम-दर-कदम एक skill सीखा, public sources से लिखी हुई, और वह जगह जहाँ आप वही skill free में शुरू कर सकते हैं।
TechnologyAndy Jassy: the marketing manager who built Amazon Web Services
Andy Jassy · Founding leader of Amazon Web Services and Amazon's CEOWhen you launch a server or store a file on AWS, you are using a business that Andy Jassy helped imagine and then led for well over a decade. He did not start as an engineer. He joined Amazon in 1997 with a background in marketing and business, learned the company from the inside, and turned an idea about sharing Amazon's own infrastructure into a cloud platform used by more than a million customers.Read story →
TechnologyDonald Knuth: the patient scholar who wrote the book on algorithms
Donald Knuth · Author of The Art of Computer Programming and creator of TeXWhen you study how fast a sorting method runs or why one search beats another, you are standing on ground that Donald Knuth helped lay. A mathematics student who fell for an early IBM computer, he spent decades writing The Art of Computer Programming, a series that treats algorithms with the care of a scientist. Along the way he built TeX, won the Turing Award, and showed that slow, deep study is a real strategy.Read story →
TechnologyJames Gosling: the Canadian engineer who created Java
James Gosling · Designer of the Java programming languageEvery Java program you write is compiled for a virtual machine, so the same code can run on many different computers. That idea grew out of the work of James Gosling, a computer scientist from Calgary who did the original design of the Java language at Sun Microsystems in the early 1990s. His story shows how years of building tools, editors and compilers prepared him to create one of the most widely used languages in the world.Read story →
TechnologyGuido van Rossum: the side project that became Python
Guido van Rossum · Creator of the Python programming languageGuido van Rossum was a young programmer at a Dutch research institute when he started writing a new language on the side. Nobody had asked for it and no budget paid for it. He named it after a comedy show and released it in 1991. Today Python runs websites, banks, science labs and machine learning systems, and it is the first language many people learn. His story is about learning from a project that did not succeed.Read story →
TechnologyN. R. Narayana Murthy: from Rs 10,000 to building Infosys
N. R. Narayana Murthy · Software engineer and co-founder of InfosysN. R. Narayana Murthy grew up in a middle-class family in Karnataka and studied at a government school. In 1981 he and six colleagues started Infosys with Rs 10,000. His story is about engineering skill, patience through hard years, and a firm belief that how you earn matters as much as what you earn.Read story →
TechnologySundar Pichai: from a Chennai flat to leading Google
Sundar Pichai · CEO of Google and AlphabetSundar Pichai's family got their first telephone when he was about ten, and he did not have regular access to a computer until he went to the United States for his master's. He studied metallurgy, not computer science. Curiosity, hard work and an open mind took him from a two-room flat in Chennai to the top job at Google.Read story →