Wow ... 2 decades of tech bath! You started the same year ECMAScripts's first stable version was launched. And things have changed like war in these 2 decades. Your journey must have been amazing!
Haha pretty much, yes :) Web technologies were mostly out of my radar until 2004 though (except for Flash).
It wrote code mostly for pleasure and student money back then, and I still have some code I wrote 15 years ago that I'm not very proud of :D
Professionally, I only used C++, C#, Python, Java, F#, JS/Typescript/node.
That said, I'm pretty sure the techs I listed would appear as "modern stuff" to some. Year 2k is not that far away !
Somewhat in order, since ~2000, omitting front technologies (JS, html, etc):
I still use today:
Wow ... 2 decades of tech bath! You started the same year ECMAScripts's first stable version was launched. And things have changed like war in these 2 decades. Your journey must have been amazing!
Haha pretty much, yes :) Web technologies were mostly out of my radar until 2004 though (except for Flash).
It wrote code mostly for pleasure and student money back then, and I still have some code I wrote 15 years ago that I'm not very proud of :D
Professionally, I only used C++, C#, Python, Java, F#, JS/Typescript/node.
That said, I'm pretty sure the techs I listed would appear as "modern stuff" to some. Year 2k is not that far away !
You're talking about the time when there were no StackOverflow and good documentations, no YouTube tutorials. Great to e-meet you :)
no stackoverflow!?
how in the world were you guys able to center a div in a div? :)