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Programming Languages

Programming Languages smalltobi has used:

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Turbo Pascal
Javascript
C
Delphi
C++
Assembly
PHP
Bourne Shell
Python
Java
C#
Tcl
XQuery
68k Assembly
XSLT
Ruby
x86 Assembly
AWK
Fortran
sed
C
C++
PHP
C#
Tcl
AWK
sed
Turbo Pascal
1998–1999
The first language that I learned in junior highschool. Back then we just printed colorful texts on the command prompt. It was fun, but I didn't see the real application of programming languages by that time.
Javascript
2001–
In the beginning I didn't really like it. Since I discovered the object oriented nature of it I like it more and am using it extensively for RIA's.
C
2001–
Learned C at school. Used it extensively for the development on various embedded systems for the usage on trains. I love it :-)
Delphi
2001–2002
Learned it in High School
C++
2001–
See my comment on C
Assembly
2002–
I programmed a steering program for a watering system which ran on a PIC 16F84. Later on I also learned X86 Assembler and PPC Assembler. I used PPC assembler to port a network driver for an old Motorola chip.
PHP
2002–
Used it to program my first personal website with some dynamic functions. Still using it when doing maintenance for older projects...
Bourne Shell
2004–
Using it on a regular basis since I'm working with Linux
Python
2004–
Used it for a variety of different scripts... I love it!
Java
2005–2006
Used it extensively in my diploma thesis.
C#
2005
Wrote a small client server communication app
Tcl
2005–
Adapted a backup script written in TCL
XQuery
2006–
Used it extensively during my diploma thesis. Still using it occasionally in combination with XSLT
68k Assembly
2006–2007
XSLT
2006–
Used it extensively in my Diploma thesis and also later on for small XML conversion scripts. I love it!
Ruby
2007–
Using it since I use Rails and I love it. In my opinion Ruby's expressiveness is better than Python's.
x86 Assembly
2007–2008
Learned it in university and programmed small games like "connect four"
AWK
2007–
Used in a couple of bash scripts
Fortran
2008–2009
I edited existing Fortran code to make it feed my needs. In this case it was an implementation for the Rainflow counting algorithm
sed
2008–
Used it together with awk and bash in a couple of scripts.