[Sussex] bork bork bork
Geoff Teale
tealeg at member.fsf.org
Mon Feb 17 23:21:01 UTC 2003
On Sun, 2003-02-16 at 21:51, Steve Dobson wrote:
> Nik
>
> On Sun, Feb 16, 2003 at 08:53:29PM +0000, Nik Butler wrote:
> > I therefore wonder is we could draw matrix of languages and platforms
> > and so which of us did what and where and with which.
>
> That could get to be a long, long list - so here goes:
<snip>
Hmm, the only value in this is to produce some reference document so we
don't have to give our backgrounds every time someone new asks... as
far as the "best language / platform for foo, bar or gurgle" is
concerned, well it's fairly subjective and it does depend on the
specifics of the situation, and for every technical arguement there is
always a financial and political arguement to match.
Anyhow, just because I'm as interested in talking about myself as the
next man.. I shall follow Steve's format
Timeframe Platform(s) Languages Project
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1983-1987 Zilog Z80 BASIC Er.. learning to program (Spectrum
48k) very roughly.
Ultimately a "Frogger" clone was the height of my
achievments.
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1987-1993 Montrola 68000 Amiga Basic Little animation demo's
Montrola 68030 (yuk) to get my "Computers"
(Amiga A500 1MB) badge in Scouts
(Amiga A1500
+ 68030 AMOS Little platform games.
accelerator
, 5MB)
(SAS) C++ Midi controller software
ArgAsm Little graphics and sound demos - exploring
Paula, Agnes and Denise!
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May/June
1993 80486, 4MB Pascal Little text processing
OS/2 Warp programs for my first job. (Dungeness B).
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July 1993 - nothing nothing nothing
September 1995
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Sep 1995 -
Sep 1996 P75, 8MB Pascal 1st Year Uni Coursework
NT 3.5
sep 1996 -
sep 1997 P75, 16MB Pascal 2nd year uni coursework
NT 3.5,
Red Hat Linux C, LISP, Korn Shell " "
DEC Alpha
DIGITAL UNIX PL/SQL, C, PASCAL " "
sep 1997 - P166MMX, 32MB Prolog, Delphi 3, 3rd Year Coursework.
sep 1998 NT 3.5, LISP, Korn Shell,
Red Hat Linux, Eiffel.
FreeBSD
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Sep 1998 - Pentium PC's Visual Basic 5,6 Rentokil Initial.
April 2000 Win 95, ASP Lost of database
SCO Unix HTML systems.
Progress
Bash
SQL
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Jan 1999 -
February 2002 Pentium PC's C++ Home use, toy programs.
BeOS Ruby Some W3C dev work.
SuSE Linux, Co-developed ped-ph4 for
QNX RtP QNX.
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April 2000 - Penitum PC's Visual Basic Primark / Thomson
March 2002 HP-RISC C++, C Special Projects (R&D)
Sun UltraSparc ASP Technology Solutions
PowerPC HTML - new platform research
NT 4, Win 2000, XML and advisory service.
QNX RtP, XSLT
Solaris, Ruby W3C development on SVG
HP-UX, refrence Plan9 implementations.
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March 2002 - Pentium PC Visual Basic Pensions/Payroll product
Nt4/2000 code :(
Pentium PC C, C++, Ruby General effort to get
various Linux Python, my Linux programming up
(mostly Gentoo) CORBA to scratch. Mostly hacking for fun.
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Geoff Teale <tealeg at member.fsf.org>
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