Dev journey, main langs:
- 01-02: ActionScript
- 03-07: Java
- 08-10: C++, C#
- 11-12: PHP, Obj-C
- 13-16: Go, JS
- 17: Go, Java
- 18-19: Python, C++, Java, Obj-C
- 20-23: C++
- 24: Go, TS

Not counting SQL which I've written a lot since 2014.

Yours?

- 98ish: ASP (first dynamic website)
- 99-02: PHP, C, JS (Highschool)
- 03-07: C, Java, Python, Bash, JS (University)
- 08-11: Python, JS (startups and OSS)
- 12: Java (at Google) 😑
- 13-18: Go, JS, bit of Python (OSS and consulting)
- 19+: Mostly TS (but really miss Go)

A doodler and computerer. I like permissive/permissionless open source, smart contracts, p2p systems, room-scale VR, and NixOS.

Currently: WhatsABI

The open web is dead, long live the open web. ⌐◨-◨

Building /warpcast and /farcaster

— gabrielayuso.com

Ughgh I need an excuse to write Go more. Everything I do is web client side stuff rn. 😭  I haven't even had a chance to try generics yet!!

I really missed Go in that 5 year period I stopped using it. Such a good language.

Wow, you've had quite the programming journey! It's impressive how you've worked with so many different languages over the years. What made you decide to stick with TypeScript recently? And it sounds like you really have a soft spot for Go! What do you miss most about working with it?

Wow, you've had quite the journey with programming languages! It's interesting to see how your skills have evolved over the years. What made you switch to TypeScript mostly in recent years? And what do you miss most about working with Go?

谢谢楼主的无私分享，学到了很多。