Programming Languages

Programming Languages sdhamilton has used:

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bash

PBASIC

PHP

Javascript

Java

C++

VisualBasic

AppleScript

Perl

Ruby

Python

ActionScript

MATLAB

bash

2004–

#!/bin/bash I love it. But it's half a language.

PBASIC

2004–

Some terrible introduction to programming at school, drew a boat or something.

PHP

2004–

Learned it to maintain our secondary school website, happy at how much it has developed and am using it regularly in it's new OO form.

Javascript

2004–

Used before my undergrad degree, calling it from html attributes, awful! Using JQuery now and as little as possible, consistent support it not great.

Java

2005–

First university taught programming lanaguage, run to it when I want something that will run a UI everywhere. Which is rare, tend to write web services these days.

C++

2006–

More comfortable than C with me.

VisualBasic

2006–

Some awful university assignment, despise all BASIC languages.

2007–

University taught, manual memory management reminds me of days when men were men.

AppleScript

2007–

Weird syntax, it's almost English. Tell Finder to Open... Use it when Automator doesn't do what I want.

Perl

2008–

Wrote some text processing scripts for a linux box, much prefer python.

2009–

University taught, and that's where it ends. Nice but not portable, don't talk to me about Mono.

Ruby

2009–

Used in a Rails project, like it. Can never decide what I prefer Python or Ruby. Used day to day on a linux box.

Python

2009–

Learned for my Honours Project, enjoy it's dynamically typed ways. Using Django primarily, but am also starting to use it as a replacement for those little scripts everyone with a linux server has.

ActionScript

2009–

Unfortunately we used version 2, another University assignment. Flash ... shudder.

MATLAB

2010–

Briefly used in University, hmm a language for engineers not programmers.