| author | Eugen Sawin <sawine@me73.com> |
| Mon, 16 Jan 2012 05:20:30 +0100 | |
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<h2>Programming Languages</h2> |
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<p>Here are some programming languages that I have experienced.</p> |
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<h4>QBasic</h4> |
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My first.</li> |
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<h4>C++</h4> |
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The dragon of system programming. My workhorse for efficient solutions.</li> |
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<h4>Java</h4> |
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It's ok. I prefer tea.</li> |
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<h4>Haskell</h4> |
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Functional love-hate relationship.</li> |
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<h4>Prolog</h4> |
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Blew my mind. Awakened my interest in logics, not so much in using the language.</li> |
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<h4>C</h4> |
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Clean, flat, structured. Runs the world under the hood.</li> |
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<h4>Assembly</h4> |
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The isomorphism from human mnemonics to machine code. Feel the cold touch of the machine mind.</li> |
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<h4>C#</h4> |
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It's better than ok. I prefer seeing clear.</li> |
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<h4>Python</h4> |
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Pragmatic, well-tempered, aesthetic. Fits perfectly into my method of working.</li> |
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<h4>Javascript</h4> |
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The saviour of web frontends. Makes web development endurable.</li> |
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<h4>Go</h4> |
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Good idea, weird syntax. Doesn't go well with me. Might give it another go.</li> |
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<h4>Common Lisp</h4> |
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The pure beauty of programming. Attained enlightenment about nothing.</li> |
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<h2>Operating Systems</h2> |
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<li><h4>GNU/Linux</h4> |
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Ubuntu, openSUSE, Red Hat and CentOS.</li> |
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<li><h4>Microsoft Windows</h4> |
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Windows 95/98/2000/XP/Vista/7.</li> |
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<li><h4>AmigaOS</h4> |
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Been a while...</li> |
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<h2>Environments</h2> |
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<h4>Emacs</h4> |
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My prefered editor. And I prefer my prefered editor.</li> |
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<h4>Visual Studio</h4> |
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Good IDE on Windows. Great debugger integration.</li> |
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<h4>Eclipse</h4> |
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Extendable. It's ok.</li> |
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<h2>Tools</h2> |
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<h4>Internet</h4> |
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Chrome for browsing and IRSSI for IRC.</li> |
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<h4>Documentation</h4> |
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LaTeX.</li> |
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<h4>Version Control</h4> |
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Mercurial for private work. |
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Subversion/CVS when forced.</li> |
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