BlaKe
I've been using a Mac since my SE/30, then PowerMac 6100/60 (still in service), and then a B&W G3 up till a few days ago when I added this Quicksilver GeeFour 1ghz Dual Proc.
Loved NeXT since the day I saw my first cube, did some minor tinkering with some NeXT machines in a lab I was involved in.
I've slowly learned bits about actual programming through many channels, first was C because of a MUD I was involved with, later about a year of Computer Science at the UofMN, which included C, Java, and my favourite Scheme (Lisp). I also picked up Perl experience somewhere in there.
Since then I've really stuck to Java. I don't do anything that requires real speed, save MP3 decoding and Database stuff, but that's what Cocoa and MySQL are for, right?
~BlaKe
3/26/2002
Java. Yuck. Java+Cocoa. Yuck yuck. ObjC. Mm. ObjC+Cocoa. Yay! -- DavidRemahl
I see no reason why this site must be ObjectiveCee specific... -- MikeTrent
Nope, neither do I. However _I_ am strictly ObjC specific. At least when it comes to Cocoa. -- DavidRemahl
Scheme is the greatest!
Update by Blake, 11/3/2005: And now as Apple has forsaken the Java Bridge... I'm doing everything in Python, a language I picked up since my first bio entry. So far the PyObjC bridge experience has been more promising than the Java Bridge ever felt it would be.
OnWard (so long as it's not in the direction of pointers!).
