program HelloWorld;
begin
writeln('Hello World');
end.
That was the first programming language I was in love with – Pascal. I was able to developed an anti-virus for Sayhawatpu (the most famous virus at that time in our school, St. Louis University, Baguio City, Philippines – 1990’s) and a generic anti boot-virus which I planned to sell but turned out to be a freebie to my friends.
My passion to Pascal died down when I was introduced to C programming language. I was amazed with its efficiency, ability to access low-level system access and its flexible syntax. Eventually, I moved to objected-oriented C++ where I developed my first ever commercial application, Breakpoint WinTimer.
I was not spared from the .NET technology storm in 2002. I co-developed a school system using ASP.NET – VB.NET in 2003. However, C runs deep to my blood so I shifted to C# in my choice of programming language.
For now, all our developments are made in C# using Visual Studio.
