Professional. Started coding in 3rd grade, got more serious about it in high school (averaged a couple hours a day of coding personal projects) and eventually dropped out of high school and took an entry level job coding (you could still do that back in the early '90s).
Decided to switch to C# about 15 years ago, and have mostly been doing back-end stuff (business layer for SQL databases mostly, serving data to offline desktop client applications), plus APIs for web applications and a little bit of web frontend work (Angular and React. I’m a really shitty web designer, and I keep telling people that, but nobody seems to care. I should really properly learn how CSS works at some point).
Professional. Started coding in 3rd grade, got more serious about it in high school (averaged a couple hours a day of coding personal projects) and eventually dropped out of high school and took an entry level job coding (you could still do that back in the early '90s).
Decided to switch to C# about 15 years ago, and have mostly been doing back-end stuff (business layer for SQL databases mostly, serving data to offline desktop client applications), plus APIs for web applications and a little bit of web frontend work (Angular and React. I’m a really shitty web designer, and I keep telling people that, but nobody seems to care. I should really properly learn how CSS works at some point).