That's why I've always told people that I'm a "studio musician" developer. Not a rock star, but a competent professional the studio calls when they need to make a record.
Came here to say this. Remember the Ron Paul newsletters? You can draw a continuous line from the old communication network to our current one.
Microsoft wanted you to buy their software. Google gives it away for free. That's the only thing I've come up with that explains the enduring romance.
Some of my favorite memories are of learning C++ using the nano editor. I ended up a C# dev, put I still put nano on all my Windows boxes. It can be quite handy.
I wrote a similar MLB application in C# over the summer: https://github.com/matt-j-smith/ballgame I, for one, love terminal apps like this. We need some one to do a hockey one next.
That's why I've always told people that I'm a "studio musician" developer. Not a rock star, but a competent professional the studio calls when they need to make a record.
Came here to say this. Remember the Ron Paul newsletters? You can draw a continuous line from the old communication network to our current one.
Microsoft wanted you to buy their software. Google gives it away for free. That's the only thing I've come up with that explains the enduring romance.
Some of my favorite memories are of learning C++ using the nano editor. I ended up a C# dev, put I still put nano on all my Windows boxes. It can be quite handy.
I wrote a similar MLB application in C# over the summer: https://github.com/matt-j-smith/ballgame I, for one, love terminal apps like this. We need some one to do a hockey one next.