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by Pete McBreen explicitly position software development as heir to the guild traditions of medieval Europe. The philosopher Richard Sennett wrote about software as a modern craft in his book The Craftsman. Freeman Dyson, in his essay , expands software crafts to include mastery of using software as a driver for economic benefit:
:"In spite of the rise of Microsoft and other giant producers, software remains in large part a craft industry. Because of the enormous

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