Programming & Technology

I wanted to know if there are any other people who have experience in programming or any other technology.
In this thread we will talk about experience with programming languages, servers, hardware development, projects you have made, etc.

Spoiler: Me

I learn programming in school and in another course that teaches very high level programming, networking, hardware and so on.

I've learned C#, basic web designing with HTML and ASP.NET and JavaScript in school. I only study C# in school now, which includes object oriented programming, algorithms and stuff like that. It's all pretty simple in school. :P

The things I learn in my other course are more interesting. Last year I learned C, Python (mainly for networking), networking (mainly protocols and basic server and clients making, but also stuff like DNS poisoning, DDoS, SQL injection and more).
This year I learned Assembly x86, C++ (currently working on a project that's something like a very basic version of Google Docs with clients and servers and stuff. One of the more frustrating things I had to do this year was to code an AVL Tree system, ugh). In addition to Assembly, I also learned other things in the hardware field, like chip making in HDL, memory, ALU, Program Counter, and stuff like that.

I hope to get in a cyber related role in the army, which I will most likely be recruited to in about two years.

Go ahead and write about what you do! :)

 

I learned HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.

 

what is this, everyone be learning 136 gazzilion programming languagues at the age of 4 and then there's me

 

jlkjasdflkj how did I miss this thread

Proficient in:
Java, Node.js, Javascript, SQL (oh gosh the 'nam flashbacks), bash (yes, really, bash), Java, HTML, CSS

Somewhat proficient, but still need to look up some more basic things:
python, C/++, Assembly (yes, assembly. The horrors)

Also fairly proficient with reverse engineering malware.

Done way too much Linux systems administration for my own good; know VPS hosting like the back of my hand (just don't know KVM's configuration very good); network administration is a dear love of mine (personally own 2 48-port HP switches, an 18-port Cisco switch, a 10-port router, just for me to play with).

I have a little mini homelab with a single Dell R610 (dual quad-core processors and 48GB RAM), have a cloud hosted server that's the same as my homelab, just with double the RAM and two SSDs.

tl;dr I have too much fun with IT stuff.

 

jQuery *twitch* is *twitch* not *twitch* a *twitch* language *twitch*

 

I've made sick ass websites (got straight A+'s; topped my class)
Just the basic html css and JavaScript
At the start I used sql lol damn fam

 

"Technology"
I have half an IT certification and all we did was OHS, and how to use Excel, Access, and other programs.
This year seems more fun.
We've started with Mail Merges.

~Apparently we're doing something programming related in the coming weeks.
Oh boy can't wait for it to be something lame.

 

@Ezzerland

Lol

 

I learned the computer keyboard by heart since about kindergarten when I played maplestory and wizard101

 

Pen Testing's some really fun stuff

 

OHHH I forgot to add the software
-Photoshop
-Dreamweaver
- Animate
- Flash pro
- Premiere pro
Used a little of After Effects for premiere pro

 

I know Python, a bit of Java, and MATLAB (Discussions can be had on whether you think it's a language or not). I once tried learning javascript, but damn, I saw it was not worth my time.

I used to be alright at Cinema4d, Blender, and Maya. I haven't re-downloaded them since I nuked my computer though.