I wrote my first computer program in 1988 when I was in the second year of my
Motivated Mechanical Engineer degree. The language that I learned at that time was BasicA and I still remember that I used papers and pencils to "write and debug" my codes
since I could not afford to buy a "real" computer. After that, I learned and worked with number of different programming languages including Pascal, Fortran90, C/C++, Perl/CGI, Java and lately
when I joined the company in 2003 and started using VB.NET, C# and ASP.NET in my Windows and Web applications.
Like any other computer programmers, my day at work can be expressed in 2 words: "coding" & "debugging".
In the evenings, after a long long drive home from work, I have second job as an elementary teacher.
My first student
is the one who always wants to play with math and numbers, but he
will fall in sleep in minutes if I ask him to read a book. My
second one is opposite.
She wants to live in Barnes & Noble bookstore where she has all the books that she loves to read, but she will get a
"very bad headache" if I ask her "What is 1 + 2?".
At night, when everybody leaves me alone, I spend the rest of my day to do my personal things: learning
new technologies: AJAX, WPF, WCF, Silverlight...
Hi! I like to play with numbers, but reading makes me very sleepy.
Bye Bye
Hi! I like to read books, but math is really scare.
Bye Bye