Yorick Phoenix

Part 30 is here Languages I haven’t used — well maybe glanced at, but never actually used are: Rust # If I ever wanted to go back to writing things in C again I maybe tempted to learn Rust (or the next language below) instead, on the assumption that it has

Part 29 is here This is the start of the wrap up of everything else that I have either played with, avoided or skipped over.

Part 28 is here This entry has been a long time coming.

Part 27 is here After Apple (or rather the HyperCard team) invented HyperTalk enabling novice users to program they went a step further with… 28.

Part 26 is here I overlooked an important milestone in programing, not just for me but for a lot of people and that was an event that happened back in 1987. 27.

Part 25 is here When I learnt PHP to build my first dynamic web-site I needed a database to store the login credentials and users purchases in.

Part 23 is here Anytime I am involved with computer software, no matter the high-level language being used; eventually I end up writing assembler.

Part 24 is here No more Assembler Language articles, promise.

Part 22 is here Shortly after I was exposed to Unix (first on a Dec Vax 11/750, then a Sun Workstation, then many more *nix based machines), of the many many tools you learn, you have to learn… 23.

Part 21 is here Almost everything I was writing at this point was in an Object Oriented style using C++ on macOS.