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PHP
Since Kore, Lars and Marcus forced me to write this: ;-)
  • Sebastian's first foreign language was Latin, for me Latin was the reason to start programming (by trying to hack the vocabulary trainer my brother wrote, so I learned Basic instead of Latin)
  • I started PHP since I was too dumb to get my Perl CGI scripts working after our home server crashed
  • I still have more Perl books than PHP books
  • Compiling PHP 4.0 on our Pentium 90 home server took a night or so - and often forgot to activate some extension I used
  • I learned SQL using the university notes from my brother, and I soon learned that MySQL 3.23 doesn't support "CREATE VIEW"
  • I used my unicycle to ride to the office where I had my first job application ever (that trick worked!)
  • Sometimes I am tour guide in Munich, but only for friends, like Kore

And now I have to tag seven more people ...

Posted by Johannes Schlüter in PHP Comments: (2) Trackbacks: (0)
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huwelijk trouwen said,

Thursday, January 15. 2009 at 09:54 (Link) (Reply)

Nice to read your seven things. Tagging friends always is a nice tool to get to know each other better.
Vic said,

Friday, January 30. 2009 at 15:15 (Link) (Reply)

Our lists are pretty similar:

- Started with Perl CGI and the code to parse request variables made my young mind spin.
- I've never purchased a PHP book.
- I started to learn SQL from the output from phpMyAdmin.

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