LPC

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mpirnat

eMBee

Vector

bg4

drakkos

Tigwyk

Kanru

xhae

mpirnat - 5 years

eMBee - 33 years

Vector - 29 years

bg4 - 9 years

drakkos - 26 years

Tigwyk - 26 years

Kanru - 25 years

xhae - 3 years

mpirnat

1991–1995

I miss The MUD Institute.

eMBee

1992–

learned it on a local LPMUD in university, continue to use it in its reimplementation Pike

bg4

1996–2004

Programming LPC for Kingdoms MUD (kingdoms.se) that made me realize I was destined for a Computer Science degree. Ahh, the memories :)

Vector

1996–

I was introduced to it by a friend on a MUD that we both use to play. Still continue to write code in this language.

drakkos

1999–

Ah, LPC - the most niche of the languages I know. Started off with writing LPC on Discworld MUD, and continue to write it even to this day. I also wrote a couple of texts on the subject of LPC coding using the Discworld mudlib, available at http://www.monkeys-at-keyboards.com

Tigwyk

1999–

I originally learned it on a friend's LPMud while trying to explore as many programming languages as possible. I've now used it for my own hobby mud and a mud that I'm coding for. It's an amazing language for being in such a small niche.

Kanru

2000–

xhae

2001–2003

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