Hi, I'm not new here I been here for a while I just never had the time to post anything yet.
Anyway I am a coder/designer I know 7 coding languages but I mainly like to work with PHP, Ajax and mySQL.
If anyone needs help with anything I will be more then glad to help you just send me a PM.
I hope to become a contributing member of this community as it has treated me well.
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Welcome
I look forward to seeing your contributions.
Hi, GTA-Ultra,
I used to be a programmer too, but I got lazy about 15 years ago and got out of practice. I may well have some questions for you as I evolve my website beyond its primitive origins, since my programming experience is from around the time of Compuserve and I had never touched the 'net back then.
I can program in BASIC (yeah, I know, but it's what I learned first back in '82), PASCAL (but I won't use it, it was outdated before I had to take it in college), a tiny bit of C, and my personal favorite, assembly language (6502, 6809, 68000, 80x86... still finding literature on optimizing for the Pentium but it seems SOOO easy compared to the old chips with limited math functions. I mean, 0 cycle instructions, and floating point??? Jeez. And the blazing cycle times, on a machine which runs literally over three thousand times faster than what I learned on? Whew.)
Nice to see programmers still out and about!
Have a great day.
I used to be a programmer too, but I got lazy about 15 years ago and got out of practice. I may well have some questions for you as I evolve my website beyond its primitive origins, since my programming experience is from around the time of Compuserve and I had never touched the 'net back then.
I can program in BASIC (yeah, I know, but it's what I learned first back in '82), PASCAL (but I won't use it, it was outdated before I had to take it in college), a tiny bit of C, and my personal favorite, assembly language (6502, 6809, 68000, 80x86... still finding literature on optimizing for the Pentium but it seems SOOO easy compared to the old chips with limited math functions. I mean, 0 cycle instructions, and floating point??? Jeez. And the blazing cycle times, on a machine which runs literally over three thousand times faster than what I learned on? Whew.)
Nice to see programmers still out and about!
Have a great day.
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