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I would say my programming language journey is bit boring 2011 C# (desktop winforms apps) 2014 C# (mobile Xamarin apps) 2015 C# (desktop winrt apps) 2016 C# (web api apps) 2019 C# (cloud-native apps, cloud functions) 2021 C# (web apps) 2024 C# (web apps again but with a bit of htmx) What's yours?

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Jason

@jasonmacentee.bsky.social

26 Nov 2024

1995 Visual Basic CGI 1997ish JavaScript 1998ish VB Script ASP 2002-present C# ASP.NET 90% web, 10% desktop winforms or background services. Supporting languages like CSS and SQL and XML and XSLT. Alternatives like Java and PHP as needed.

Carlos Sánchez

@handle.invalid

26 Nov 2024

I think that's the perfect journey.

James Brundage | MVP

@mrpowershell.com

26 Nov 2024

Too long to list in detail, but let's try broad strokes so I can feel real old. 1989-1995 - Basic ( Apple II / QBasic) 1995-2007 - C++ / ASM 2006-Present - PowerShell / C# / JavaScript ( and other web langs )

No VBScript? 😁

Oh, plenty of VBScript over the years. Even some Visual Basic and VB .Net . I just shudder to think of any years spent with the basic language. Why? Cause I've never been #basic 😉.

Josh Hendricks | MVP

@joshooaj.com

26 Nov 2024

Started around 12yo: 1996 HTML (yeah yeah, it's markup) 1997 Quick Basic 1999 Visual Basic 2001 PHP (LAMP) 2004 JavaScript 2009 Python 2013 C# (console, forms, wpf, web) 2019 PowerShell