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The Little Coder's Predicament

2 点作者 dorkitude超过 3 年前

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prosaic-hacker超过 3 年前
I was a new programmer in the late 70&#x27;s. I remember hanging in local computer stores and trying out the programming capabilities of the system they had on display. Mostly basic, one had FORTRAN. Inadvertently helped to sell a 10k-ish (CDN $) Unix system (Fortune 32:16 <a href="https:&#x2F;&#x2F;www.old-computers.com&#x2F;museum&#x2F;computer.asp?c=767" rel="nofollow">https:&#x2F;&#x2F;www.old-computers.com&#x2F;museum&#x2F;computer.asp?c=767</a>) because of the programs I wrote and ran while a potential client was there. The owner never bothered me for loitering in his store again.<p>The cheaper ones included the TRS80, Timex-Sinclair, the TI 99&#x2F;4A. Turn them on and code. Yes I RTFMed first.
theamk超过 3 年前
The requirement to use game console for programming is not obvious to me. Yes, Commodore 64 was &quot;PC of today&quot; -- but Atari 2600 was &quot;xbox of today&quot;, only programmable using complex procedures.<p>And once you stop looking at consoles, there are many programming languages suitable for beginners, many even web-based. For example, MIT Scratch is visual language, but satisfies many of author&#x27;s requirements.