Tried to learn this during my first year. However, because I couldn't find anything to do with it just yet, I didn't start working with it until three years later.
My first programming language was Yabasic. It was a pretty standard BASIC dialect, but lacked some of the more advanced features that dialects like QBASIC had. Still, I loved making various tools and toys with it. In my video game design class, I used to use a language called DarkBASIC, but I quit using it after graduating high school.
Took an interest in this back during my first year of programming. I never used it in browsers; rather, I used it in a JS-based game engine called Sphere.
