It's logical that my first coding experiences have began on this computer - there haven't been any games and programs, so everything I wanted to play, I had to make :). I've done some simple games and programs in Basic, but most of them I've copied from some computer magazines. Of course, the programs have been mostly written for ZX Spectrum or PMD-85 (czechoslovak 8-bit computer), so I had to make some changes to make them run.

ZX SPECTRUM

Although there were many games available on this computer, I had the same fun also from programming on the ZX. I've made one game, it was called 'Escape' and was text adventure (unfortunately, it was never released - my friend has deleted it from the tape just before finishing, I gotta kill him for that :) ). On ZX Spectrum it was first time when I met assembler - machine code language. Also, everything what I've done had some connection with games - I've cheated them, ripped music from them, made loaders to them, simply I've done to them everything I could and knew.

AMIGA

Amiga has continued my ripping into games. Of course, it was harder system - it had disk operating system, 16 bit machine code language, so it was much harder to code it. Although I've entered the secrets of Amiga assembler and tried to make some demos. And of course - ripped musics from games, made packs from games and so on. Near Amiga I've been studied on high school with specialization on programming and at this school I've first time learned higher programming languages - Pascal and C++.

PC

Programming was also main objective of my PC-work. It's been games again, but I made some useful utilities to cut files or grab data from files. Unfortunately these programs are unreleasable due to unfinished error correction and long filenames support under Win95. I've estabilished my "leading" language, which I did applications in. I had to consider between Pascal and C++ and have chosen C++ as better for future. Although my knowledge was better in Pascal that time, time told that it was good decision. In the university I've participated on few competitions and results weren't so bad :). And now I slightly migrated from C++ to PHP for developing web-based database applications. Reasons are many - it makes me fun, but it's also lucrative job. I've chosen PHP, because it's has very similar structure to C++, but is much better and has more enhancements especially for web.