Before
Mike McCue discovered how to flip an iPad into a device that made reading digital magazines a
cinch, he himself was discovered by some of the biggest names in the tech world while working away in
Silicon Valley Woodstock, New York. In this episode of
Founder Stories with Chris Dixon, you'll hear them geek out about programming video games for the TI99 in Extended Basic, how McCue went to IBM instead of college, discuss how he made ends meet when money was tight, how that situation changed a million times over, and the idea behind his first startup, Paper Software. "The idea was to create technology as simple and practical as a piece of paper," he says. After a few twists and turns, it was acquired by Netscape, where he found himself when a little thing called JavaScript hit the programming world.
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