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I’ve been programming since 1999. This year I’ve officially coded for 20+ years. I’ve started with Basic but soon jumped into Pascal and C…
My guiding principles after 20 years of programming Alex Ewerlöf (moved to substack) 6 min read · Jan 22, 2020 -- 25 Listen Share 🇨🇳 FLMN kindly translated this to Chinese here . 🇪🇸 Manuel Conde kindly translated this to Spanish here . 🇷🇺 apprently it is translated to Russian here . I’ve been programming since 1999 and this year I’ve officially coded for 20+ years. I started with Basic but soon jumped into Pascal and C and then learned object oriented programming (OOP) with Delphi and C++. In 2006 I started with Java and in 2011 I started with JavaScript. I’ve worked with a wide range of
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