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Howard Cunningham, más conocido como Ward Cunningham , es un informático y programador estadounidense de patrones para programación y del WikiWikiWeb.

Se graduó en ingeniería interdisciplinaria y tiene una maestría en ciencias de la computación de la Universidad de Purdue.

Creó el primer sitio wiki, el WikiWikiWeb, que es parte del Portland Pattern Repository de Portland , en marzo de 1995. El sitio, todavía activo, se especializa en "proyectos personales" y en patrones de diseño y mantiene un registro histórico informal de ideas en programación. Por ejemplo, el sitio cataloga patrones y antipatrones de diseño útiles de conocer para el desarrollo de software, especialmente bajo la metodología de programación extrema. Cunningham explica que el concepto del wiki se le ocurrió al final de los años 1980, y lo implantó inicialmente como una pila Hypercard.

Es coautor del libro The Wiki Way . Fundó, la empresa de consultoría Cunningham & Cunningham, Inc., fue director de investigación y desarrollo de Wyatt Software e ingeniero principal en Tektronix Computer Research Laboratory. Ward es bien conocido por sus contribuciones en la práctica del desarrollo de programación orientada a objetos, la metodología de desarrollo de software denominada programación extrema y las comunidades alojadas en su WikiWikiWeb. Es fundador del Hillside Group y ha sido director del comité de programa de la conferencia sobre patrones de diseño. Entre diciembre de 2003 y octubre de 2005 trabajó para Microsoft en el "grupo prácticas y patrones". Desde octubre de 2005, es el director del Committer Community Development de la Fundación Eclipse.

Es miembro del comité asesor de la Fundación Wikimedia.[1]​

Ward Cunningham actualmente reside en Portland, Oregón. Wikipedia  

✵ 26. mayo 1949
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Frases célebres de Ward Cunningham

“Si me preguntaran por una enciclopedia moderna, elegiría Wikipedia. Wikipedia define el modelo de enciclopedia moderna….”

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hablando de las wikis

“¿Quién hubiera pensado que el correo electrónico con todos sus permisos y seguridad se desmoronaría más rápidamente que la Wiki?”

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“No creo que la Wikipedia fuera factible sin las [páginas de discusión separadas]. Ahora me pregunto ¿el mío era un wiki al no tener esta capacidad?”

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Ward Cunningham: Frases en inglés

“All the time we find ourselves in situations where people know things about the program, but they can't apply that knowledge to the program. Why? Because the knowledge runs counter to some organizational decision that was made before they had that knowledge. In other words, the program becomes resistant to that collection of knowledge.”

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A Conversation with Ward Cunningham (2003), Collective Ownership of Code and Text

“The code might be organized in a hierarchy, but the solution has more dimensions than will fit in a hierarchy. So when you discover a solution in a dimension that crosses across the hierarchy, you just have to go where the solution takes you and put the solution in.”

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A Conversation with Ward Cunningham (2003), Collective Ownership of Code and Text

“Often, the program ends up amazing. You'll say, "This is beautifully architected." Well, where did that architecture come from?
In this case, architecture means the systematic way we deal with diverse requirements. Architecture allows us, when we go to do work we need to do on the program, to find where things go. It is a system that was worked into the program by all the little decisions we made — little decisions that were right, and little decisions that were wrong and corrected. In a sense we get the architecture without really trying. All the decisions in the context of the other decisions simply gel into an architecture.”

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A Conversation with Ward Cunningham (2003), Working the Program

“Before wikis, computer writing was all about the words. The computer could help you type them, spell them, hyphenate them, size them, shape them, and align them. But when it came to developing your thought, well, you were on your own.”

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Foreword to Wikis for Dummies

“Many people have experience with a program that's gotten out of control. They have an idea. They think they know what they want to do. But when they go to put the idea in, the idea is forgotten by the time they've figured out how to put it in.”

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A Conversation with Ward Cunningham (2003), To Plan or Not To Plan

“Why have a locked wiki when you can instead just post static Web pages?”

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On the lack of sense in using the Wiki format for overly constrained or simply locked pages, in The Wiki Way: Quick collaboration on the Web (2001), co-authored with Bo Leuf

“One’s words are a gift to the community. For the wiki nature to take whole, you have to let go of your words. You have to be okay with that. This goes into the name, called refactoring. To collaborate on a work, one must trust. The reason the cooperation happens is we are people and it is deep in our nature to do things together.”

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Crucible of Creativity (2005)

“With wiki, you have to trust people more than you have any reason to trust them. In 1995, it was a safer environment, don’t know if I could have launched wiki today.”

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Crucible of Creativity (2005)

“When I was at Tek, I was frustrated that computer hardware was being improved faster than computer software. I wanted to invent some software that was completely different, that would grow and change as it was used. That’s how wiki came about.”

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"Startup mines for riches in collaboration software" in The Portland Tribune (7 March 2008) http://www.portlandtribune.com/rethinking/story.php?story_id=120430910578805900

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