I’m a children’s musician and college algebra instructor working on a late-in-life iOS Dev career change. First project: a different kind of calendar for my dementia-challenged elderly mom.
Location
Stillwater, Oklahoma, USA
Education
Master's in Mathematics
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he/him
Work
Adjunct Instructor, College Algebra; Children's Musician
I guess in a way, I probably got the programming bug a few years earlier. Technically you could write programs on this, but it was hardly Turing complete! 😛
Mine was GW-Basic and Q-Basic. around 1996. I still think those were better beginners programming language than scratch or all these low-code no-code bulls**t
I didn't expect to see it here, I started with it too. I had a compatible version of the Sinclair ZX Spectrum called Didaktik. It was made in Europe in Slovakia.
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Sinclair BASIC on the ZX Spectrum... 1983
I can one-up you on that. I started with BASIC on the ZX81, precursor to the ZX Spectrum, which I also got later!
I guess in a way, I probably got the programming bug a few years earlier. Technically you could write programs on this, but it was hardly Turing complete! 😛
Okay, i am not familiar with language but i will try learn for sure ! Thank you for sharing your opinion! :)
Mine was GW-Basic and Q-Basic. around 1996. I still think those were better beginners programming language than
scratchor all these low-code no-code bulls**tIt's good to see that Q-Basic lives on in modern iterations such as QB64 PE with a C++ backend.
I didn't expect to see it here, I started with it too. I had a compatible version of the Sinclair ZX Spectrum called Didaktik. It was made in Europe in Slovakia.