Masterpiece.
, and at the time mentioned NetHack would eventually be included .
Collet writes rather amusingly about the different stages of amazement he went through, before thinking about"these 35 years and what they meant to me, the team, the gaming community and, finally the open source community." Similarly the DevTeam quickly grew used to accommodating user feedback,"suggestions, bug reports and bug fixes from the online community long, long before tools like GitHub , BugZilla or Discord were even a glimmer of an idea in the minds of their creators."
Looking back on everything over the years, knowing NetHack's going to be displayed in Moma, Collet makes an observation to warm any programmer's heart:"I learned that you should always write clean code that you won’t be embarrassed by, 35 years later, when it ends up in a museum."
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