#Bluegriffon community free

How you go about solving those problems doesn’t really matter.

I do! Just not all the time! To me, a computer is just a tool to solve problems. Over the many years (trying to not dox myself so lets say 20+) I have dabbled with countless languages but the ones I always come back to are C/C++, Java, VHDL and Lua. I seemed to have a knack for programming and quickly developed skills in Pascal and TurboC. I started when I was 9 years old on a BBC Micro B+.

Its an amalgamation Java – David – DirectX9, or maybe, it isn’t ? How long have you been programming? Thus! I have decided to create an FAQ to which I can redirect the inquisitive! Why are you called javidx9?īack in the day, it was cool not to use your real name in the world of computing, I’ve had several – but the one that has stuck is javidx9. Actually I get asked the same questions over and over. Having become a sensationally mediocre internet celebrity with no particular influence over an incredibly niche minority, occasionally I get asked questions. I don’t aim at a particular niche or ability level, and I believe everybody has the potential to enjoy writing code.ġ40K YouTube Subscribers, 6K Discord Chatters & 1K Twitch Followers, have all found the OneLoneCoder way useful, perhaps you could to! No patronizing, no preaching, no nonsense code… Social Stuff YouTube

#Bluegriffon community free

Through my OneLoneCoder initiative I create free programming resources from the perspective of being interesting, fun and accessible. Having been fortunate enough to have programmed in many fields, across many disciplines, I want to give something back to the hobby and community which has brought me so much joy (and tears) during that time. My name is Javidx9, and I’ve been a programmer for over 25 years.