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This community is amazing to me for the fact the developers are so young. I also see a lot of them are already into C++ and Java. The Computer Programming industry is going to be extremely competitive in the next decade!

About 13 when i started learning HTML, I'm 16 atm

Learned BASIC at ehh…some while ago…

I started learning assembler when I was around 8-9, but I soon gave up. I still hate it, but I'm 12 atm and know C++ and Java - but the truth is, once you know one, you know all of them. (I also know Delphi, VB and Python, but those are… eh… out there)



How old are you, apolloiiix? (Is the double Y pronounced "elya"?)

Holy crap R0b0t, aren't you a bit mature for 12? (Well, I'm close to it too so =/)

I'm 19, I turn 20 next month. I started programming HTML with CSS when I was about 11-12 because I looked at a few websites for the game Final Fantasy VII and wanted to create my own website. I fooled around with that for years eventually getting into the other client side languages like JavaScript until about 16 when I learned my first server side language, PHP. Then, I begin into C++ but only on the procedural side.

When I learned Java at around 17 I really began to understand OO concepts. I then decided at 18 I wanted to get hired as a Web Developer so I set out to really master touch typing(over 100 WPM), Emacs & Vi (extremely powerful editors) as well as PHP, SQL, XML, HTML, & JavaScript. With Vi or Emacs and touch typing you can program without ever lifting your hands off the keys or looking at your hands. Better than any IDE in my opinion.

About 100 WPM, thats pushing it for me though, I type comfortably at 70 WPM and even 40-50 WPM is fine as long as its accurate. It's the code that really matters. When I'm programming I spend more time thinking how I want to do things so I do them right the first time. I just think its neat and also important to be able to use something like Vi and forget your even pushing keys and let things flow easier.

To get hired you must really know these technologies very well. I don't use an IDE so I've memorized every useful PHP function and experiemented with all of them, which I need to reference the obscure ones. Then if you look at something like the acronym XML it expands XSL, XSLT, XSL-FO, XPath, XQuery, XLink, XPointer, DTD, Schema, XML DOM, XForms, SOAP, WSDL, RDF, RSS, WAP, and Web Services. So knowing XML and knowing XML can be two different things to two different people.

Anyway, I am only 19 now and I make over 60k! I think I'll be making a few SCAR scripts since I find it fascinating.

I'm new to programming. But I have plenty of time to learn, I'm just 12 :)

Wait, you didn't know I was twelve :p?

Thanks for some information on yourself. I always think it is strange when adults decide to post on a forum like SRL-Forums. I don't really understand the touch-typing thing though – is it like a different keyboard layout? Because if you've ever read about it, the qwerty keyboard was made to slow typists down, so I'm guessing its partly that. I remember seeing a keyboard with only about 10 keys on it, and you had to press down almost 5 at a time.

I'm 16 now (just starting java, C++, php MySQL)

but i started to learn html and javascript round 12 years old :D

QWERTY's not slowing me down! I pwn it!

Started looking at Delphi at around 12. That's when I started learning SCAR too. I'm now 13 and know SCAR very thoroughly, and a little bit of Delphi.

I'm 12.

What most people here will find is that they have quite a large understanding for pascal :D which is a bonus, as that is the basics of scar im quite sure given a book of commands i could write most stuff, i recently learnt a bit of C and it seems alright the only real difference is syntax… hope tahts the same for all of them :D

P.s im 16 :p

From: R0b0t1
Wait, you didn't know I was twelve :p?

Thanks for some information on yourself. I always think it is strange when adults decide to post on a forum like SRL-Forums. I don't really understand the touch-typing thing though – is it like a different keyboard layout? Because if you've ever read about it, the qwerty keyboard was made to slow typists down, so I'm guessing its partly that. I remember seeing a keyboard with only about 10 keys on it, and you had to press down almost 5 at a time.

Touch typing doesn't involve any special keyboard its just a method invented in the early 1900s by a writer using the typewriter which is the fastest and most effective _practical_ typing method invented to date. I recommend downloading a program like Mavis Beacon Teaches Typing off www.isohunt.com to learn and practice it. Just type the program in the Search box and download one with the most Seeds and most current version. Get uTorrent if you don't have a program that can process .torrent files. In the top right hand of uTorrent there are search engines for Torrent databases also. You can get practically any software there.

I first started HTML from when I was about 8. But there was nothing I could really try it on (because you had to fake your age over 13 to create a forum :p(I "abode" by the rules back then :p)), so eventually I just faked it, and I was really good at it. I learnt HTML firstly from the Neopets HTML Guide (lol I know… :p).

I then went onto Visual Basic, and, I had a lot of help from my cousins (they are about 18 now(I'm 14 :p)) and I was able to create some really simple things…(my best thing being a client :p).

I then went onto SCAR and was one of the population pwning Jagex. :p

That's my story ^^

From: Lacky
I first started HTML from when I was about 8. But there was nothing I could really try it on (because you had to fake your age over 13 to create a forum :p(I "abode" by the rules back then :p)), so eventually I just faked it, and I was really good at it. I learnt HTML firstly from the Neopets HTML Guide (lol I know… :p).

I then went onto Visual Basic, and, I had a lot of help from my cousins (they are about 18 now(I'm 14 :p)) and I was able to create some really simple things…(my best thing being a client :p).

I then went onto SCAR and was one of the population pwning Jagex. :p

That's my story ^^

Are you saying you couldn't test your HTML because you couldn't create a forum to post HTML in?

From: apolloiiix
This community is amazing to me for the fact the developers are so young. I also see a lot of them are already into C++ and Java. The Computer Programming industry is going to be extremely competitive in the next decade!

Hello and Welcome to the SRL Forums… Please reserve posting in bold or colors for emphasis on certain words.

Best Regards,

~RAM

From: apolloiiix
Are you saying you couldn't test your HTML because you couldn't create a forum to post HTML in?

I could, but the type of forum I wanted to created (a free hosting one) was www.proboards.com. You have to be over 13 to register with one of those, and back then, I abided by the rules, so I couldn't create one because I wasn't allowed because I wasn't of age yet then.

Understand?

From: RAM
Hello and Welcome to the SRL Forums… Please reserve posting in bold or colors for emphasis on certain words.

Best Regards,

~RAM

For some reason, I get the feeling he isn't doing it on purpose Ram.

Im 12 atm but im trying to learn all this stuff lol not doing to good at it but, im trying

Man I'm only 16… I feel so old and stupid lmao! I only know a bit of VB and SCAR sadly… I really wanna learn more though! I love spending hours just sitting there scripting… you guys are amazing!

Don't feel old because you are 16…think what Fakawi's thinking! He is 44!

From: apolloiiix
I'm 19, I turn 20 next month. I started programming HTML with CSS when I was about 11-12 because I looked at a few websites for the game Final Fantasy VII and wanted to create my own website. I fooled around with that for years eventually getting into the other client side languages like JavaScript until about 16 when I learned my first server side language, PHP. Then, I begin into C++ but only on the procedural side.

When I learned Java at around 17 I really began to understand OO concepts. I then decided at 18 I wanted to get hired as a Web Developer so I set out to really master touch typing(over 100 WPM), Emacs & Vi (extremely powerful editors) as well as PHP, SQL, XML, HTML, & JavaScript. With Vi or Emacs and touch typing you can program without ever lifting your hands off the keys or looking at your hands. Better than any IDE in my opinion.

About 100 WPM, thats pushing it for me though, I type comfortably at 70 WPM and even 40-50 WPM is fine as long as its accurate. It's the code that really matters. When I'm programming I spend more time thinking how I want to do things so I do them right the first time. I just think its neat and also important to be able to use something like Vi and forget your even pushing keys and let things flow easier.

To get hired you must really know these technologies very well. I don't use an IDE so I've memorized every useful PHP function and experiemented with all of them, which I need to reference the obscure ones. Then if you look at something like the acronym XML it expands XSL, XSLT, XSL-FO, XPath, XQuery, XLink, XPointer, DTD, Schema, XML DOM, XForms, SOAP, WSDL, RDF, RSS, WAP, and Web Services. So knowing XML and knowing XML can be two different things to two different people.

Anyway, I am only 19 now and I make over 60k! I think I'll be making a few SCAR scripts since I find it fascinating.

I need your advice

I'm 18 and in college, and I wanted to do the exact same thing as you (make websites for $$$). Right now I'm learning Flash, so I can make complete websites in it.

Is that a good idea?
Anything else I should learn?
How do I advertise myself?

Thanks

15 i start learning PHP and WML :)

14, I know PHP, HTML (well I knew HTML when I was only 10), Scar ofcourse, Delphi.

I'm currently 16 (soon 17), started HTML when I was 14 (maybe it was a bit earlier…;)). Moved on to php at the age of 15, which I enjoyed alot since it was so easy to use and well designed for it's purpose (websites/databases). Now I'm currently learning C# and more in pascal, since I find it quite fun to program runescape scripts :D

I'm currently making some money on creating websites but I'm already quite busy with school, so I don't spend so much time on it.

From: lolpie
I need your advice

I'm 18 and in college, and I wanted to do the exact same thing as you (make websites for $$$). Right now I'm learning Flash, so I can make complete websites in it.

Is that a good idea?
Anything else I should learn?
How do I advertise myself?

Thanks

I don't use Flash. I think it should only be used for animation. If you want to stimulate the interactivity of Flash a Web Developer in the Web 2 era should use HTML, XML, PHP, and JavaScript. XML's XMLHttpRequest object will allow you to call any Server script and receive its output which you can pour into any HTML object using JavaScript/HTML DOM. This allows you to do absolutely anything without reloading the client's browser. Its the future of the web.

I'd say you'll find a huge amount of people, companies, and recruiting agencies looking for developers on Monster or Craigslist and all you have to do to get a job without a degree is finish a project demonstrating your capabilities, maybe even serveral. Let's just say hands down if you were the author of phpBB or some peice of excellent OpenSource technology you would be getting hired for a good paycheck.

Im 13, going to be 14 in 21 days :D

I know visual basic, some PHP and HTML, and learning C# .NET.

From: apolloiiix
I don't use Flash. I think it should only be used for animation. If you want to stimulate the interactivity of Flash a Web Developer in the Web 2 era should use HTML, XML, PHP, and JavaScript. XML's XMLHttpRequest object will allow you to call any Server script and receive its output which you can pour into any HTML object using JavaScript/HTML DOM. This allows you to do absolutely anything without reloading the client's browser. Its the future of the web.

I'd say you'll find a huge amount of people, companies, and recruiting agencies looking for developers on Monster or Craigslist and all you have to do to get a job without a degree is finish a project demonstrating your capabilities, maybe even serveral. Let's just say hands down if you were the author of phpBB or some peice of excellent OpenSource technology you would be getting hired for a good paycheck.

Can you recommend some books on getting started learning these things?

lol. Im 14, know pretty much nothing compared to all you guys. But, at least I'm smarter than my real life friends by a long shot =P

From: lolpie
Can you recommend some books on getting started learning these things?

I would recommend http://www.w3schools.com/ If you learn and experiment with the HTML, XHTML, CSS, XML, JavaScript, HTML DOM, DHTML, PHP, & SQL sections you will get a good framework. You must also approach learning these things with patience and a love of understand them. It shouldn't be work but play. I don't recommend ASP.NET or Microsoft technologies because they are not cross-platform for the most part. Then you will want to install Apache server, with PHP and MySQL, you can use the documentation on each of their websites and download the products free to constuct your own server to test and build your applications locally. Its also good to understand them because you will be working with them.

Basically all of those technologies I mentioned are client side, except PHP and your SQL database, which are server side. All of your client side technologies are molded into the Browser(Mozilla Firefox), and the server side are molded into the Server(Apache). The client side technologies operate on the clients computer, the server side technologies operate on the server.

Also, you can download all of your books for free off websites like http://www.isohunt.com/, they are usually refered as eBooks. To select your books you can visit sites like Amazon and search "PHP" in the books section and sort by most popular. The best part is all of the technologies and all of the material is absolutely free! It just takes the dedication of time. In my experience the books are only good for theory, or for something you are having a very difficult time learning, as the books go far more into detail. There are references for all of the abilities of these technologies for free, if not by the author of the technology then a site like w3schools.com. Google will be your good friend in your career also. If you encounter an error in the script post it in Google, etc.

PHP is not the most powerful language for the Web Developer though, but it is the best language for OpenSource and collaborative software. You will see thats why Wikipedia uses it and so does phpBB, etc. Because of its nature companies select it if Java is overkill, since PHP is cheaper. PHPs rival is ASP.NET, which only runs on Microsoft servers and is more powerful for using that platform exclusively, PHP runs on any platform though, so thats its strength. For enterprise applications in web development you will see them using Java on the server side, like eBay, since its closed source and only the developers must understand the code. Java is cross-platform and offers the most power of all server side languages.

PHP and ASP jobs will be 45-80k, Java developers can make over 100k. The real jackpot is starting your own dot com like YouTube, Craigslist, Wikipedia, MySpace, Digg, etc. where the potential is millions or billions. Many of these are built by self taught programmers in their garages, all it takes is a great idea and the ability to create it. Many of the greatest intellectuals and ideas are created by self taught people.

HTML , CSS, PHP - since like 14 :D

tried to learn Java but went no where with that…

now doing SRL and SCAR

I started learning SCAR when 12, (r0b0t z0mg you're 12 too? ) and couple days ago I turned 13.

And I know Java, though small amount.

I think the average of these forums is 14.

I gave up on web developing when I decided I wanted to hack the FBI.

I gave up on web developing when I decided I wanted to hack the FBI.

Roflmao :D

Umm does that mean you protected yourself from hacking the FBI or you didnt have time to learn WD because you had to learn ub3rl33th4x?

The bold… it hurts.

Anyways, started actually getting into programming ~13 with SCAR. Knew a little bit of C++ when I was 12, but not much. Now I'm nearing 14, pretty fluent in SCAR, and learning Java. Knew a bit of HTML/CSS, but stopped for a while and forgot it.

Yeah, and what some other guys said, once you know one programming language (OO, at least, but SCAR helps the understanding) you sort of know them all.

From: R0b0t1
I gave up on web developing when I decided I wanted to hack the FBI.

To hack you must understand web development and programming extremely well though, as to break into a server over a network such as the internet you have to understand the languages and technologies the network uses, then you find and exploit its security flaws. Most servers communicate using technologies like Apache, PHP, MySQL, etc. As for understanding the operating system the server uses you will need to know C++, etc. As for the network itself, protocols like TCP/IP. :)

well i made own private server when i was like 12, ive trying to learn something about scipting here, but im still no good.. :p

From: Kik
The bold… it hurts.

Anyways, started actually getting into programming ~13 with SCAR. Knew a little bit of C++ when I was 12, but not much. Now I'm nearing 14, pretty fluent in SCAR, and learning Java. Knew a bit of HTML/CSS, but stopped for a while and forgot it.

Yeah, and what some other guys said, once you know one programming language (OO, at least, but SCAR helps the understanding) you sort of know them all.

Yes, your right. Almost all languages use the same basic syntax, Thank Goodness, but technologies like PHP, C++, and Java also have huge libraries of functions || classes that must all be experimented, memorized, and understood to truly make them useful, or get hired. On the theory side, you need to understand things like OO, Data Structures, etc.

From: vasu
well i made own private server when i was like 12, ive trying to learn something about scipting here, but im still no good.. :p

Yes, its not hard to start a server, you can even use packages like WAMP make installing Apache, MySQL, and PHP as easy as installing SCAR, but installing them manually can be a bit more difficult. What type of HTTP server did you install?

From: n3ss3s
I started learning SCAR when 12, (r0b0t z0mg you're 12 too? ) and couple days ago I turned 13.

And I know Java, though small amount.

I think the average of these forums is 14.

well happy birthday :)

i got into html pretty early, i was about 8. i just fiddled with it for years until i was about 11 when i started learning php. for about 2 years i stuck to php with the eventual javascript and css period. I learnt a very little bit of psp programming (quite fun actually) but gave up cus i dont have a psp to test it on. And then i found exactly what i needed to keep my brain occupied, a scripting community :) srl.

RMagician

I was 8 when i started VB then at 10 or so started C++ now i can program most languages including C++, Html ,C#,VB, Assembly and a little bit of java.

ohh jeez….umm, basic when i was 9. Then for 11 years now Ive learned every language I could find a manual for.

I like you apollllllloiiiiiiiix, youve got good views. PHP is easily my favorite language cause the function list is enormous with so much compatibility and the GD library, ffmpeg, the list goes on and on. Along with the best online manual I have ever seen, located convienently at php.net . Anyways, i hope to see some SCAR/SRL scripts outta ya:D

anyways, if anyones lookin to get into web development, one word:

Ajax

I use it for every site I sell, and people are thrilled with it. Somebody already mentioned the XmlHTTPrequest in an earlier post, thats basically what ajax is.

Every language you can get a manual for? Man, don't learn another language or you might get EHS (Exploding head syndrome(Google exploding head sydrome on uncyclopedia))

i was 10 when i started scripting in Squig back then about 2-3 yrs ago it was the biggest thing around. SRL was kind of new about 1 yr ago i think..

I'm fifteen, started learning HTML/CSS when I was about… Eleven or so. My sister turned me on to Neopets, and I wanted to learn how to make my user page look cooler :)

Neopets got boring, and my friend Hunter got me started on ScuneRape. I played that for about three years, then found this site. That started me on SCAR/Pascal, and I stuck with that for a while. I then learned that SCAR uses Pascal, and tried my hand at Delphi. I had it downloaded for a while, didn't really have any idea how to use it, and got rid of it. Downloaded it again a while ago, and I think I'm fairly good at it now.

Started on Java with the help of Sean Greasley's Java tutorials, and a couple months ago, got membership at vtc.com for the Java tutorials. (Which I saw not that long ago that you can also get the same videos off several torrent sites… Though I doubt stolen curriculum would count as a credit :| [I'm homeschooled, by the way])

13-14 I dont count html as programming.

From: munk
ohh jeez….umm, basic when i was 9. Then for 11 years now Ive learned every language I could find a manual for.

I like you apollllllloiiiiiiiix, youve got good views. PHP is easily my favorite language cause the function list is enormous with so much compatibility and the GD library, ffmpeg, the list goes on and on. Along with the best online manual I have ever seen, located convienently at php.net . Anyways, i hope to see some SCAR/SRL scripts outta ya:D

anyways, if anyones lookin to get into web development, one word:

Ajax

I use it for every site I sell, and people are thrilled with it. Somebody already mentioned the XmlHTTPrequest in an earlier post, thats basically what ajax is.

I'm working on something right now :) I'm finding a ton of bugs in other peoples scripts and even SRL. It makes me wonder if people even tested these scripts before they released them. It does seem like there are huge compatibility issues in the community, hopefully the revision system will solve the problem. I have noticed SRL4#3 doesn't run at all though for me.

From: Eicca
13-14 I dont count html as programming.

For the sake of simplicity I refer to it as programming language but markup language seems easier on my ego.

From: apolloiiix
I'm working on something right now :) I'm finding a ton of bugs in other peoples scripts and even SRL. It makes me wonder if people even tested these scripts before they released them.

You don't even know. Not to generalize but most of the population here is just like omg scriptz lemme get so i can make moneyz. With the new installment of the SRL junior member rank there has been an outbreak of spam. Thankfully the admins have been doing a great job at keeping this system working. But most people (not all) are here to get what they want, and they don't care at all for other people. They finish the scripts so it looks like they did something, not that some of them have good intentions with it and are really trying to learn, but some others aren't.

As for my story, i started programming in ti-basic at around 10. After that i decided i should learn vb which i did. Then that went ok until it died down after a while around age 12. The next year i started playing runescape. I got addicted to it and played all the way until last year ish. I got many scripts from numerous sites and found that i couldn't really get any to do what i needed. That's when i decided i should learn Scar. As of now i know scar,delphi,vb,html, and java ( somewhat).

From: apolloiiix
Yes, its not hard to start a server, you can even use packages like WAMP make installing Apache, MySQL, and PHP as easy as installing SCAR, but installing them manually can be a bit more difficult. What type of HTTP server did you install?

By 'private server', I think he was referring to the runescape mock-ups that some people enjoy making.

Used to mean something, nowadays though, it's gotten so easy that anyone who can understand English can make one.

im 14, but i tried to look into java coding, but it looked very foreign to me.
if anyone is interested in helping me out a little, pm me?!?!

ive just started programming and stuff like useing scar im 13 now though

Wow so many people learnt at such a young age. I started learning programming when I was 15 (although I did make some website when I was 12-14).

From: flambint
Studying computer science next year so i'll be doing a lot of java, should be fun.

I said those exact same words (literally) as well :D

From: Jason2gs
I'm fifteen, started learning HTML/CSS when I was about… Eleven or so. My sister turned me on to Neopets, and I wanted to learn how to make my user page look cooler :)

Neopets got boring, and my friend Hunter got me started on ScuneRape. I played that for about three years, then found this site. That started me on SCAR/Pascal, and I stuck with that for a while. I then learned that SCAR uses Pascal.

That's basicalyl what happened to me. :p

From: Eicca
13-14 I dont count html as programming.

Programming, no, coding, yes.

From: apolloiiix
…there are huge compatibility issues in the community, hopefully the revision system will solve the problem. I have noticed SRL4#3 doesn't run at all though for me.

I know, I know. This has been a great issue over the last year. We are getting somewhere now though. SVN will surely help in that, for sure. Standarisation and maturity has brought peace to the programming communication, as it should be, a positive environment with open minds aiming for a common goal.
I too am impressed to by the seemingly infinite amount of talent rolling in each day. I have been surpassed in programmingtalents by many kids (even by my own son). SRL offers a platform for programming talents of all ages. I am glad our philosophy has caught on so many people around the Globe.


One of these days I will repost RSRL v0.1 , compiled by me from SSI2, RSCI, SI and Squig, the leading includes those days. V0.1 is a real good laugh, I can tell you that. Before that, all scripts where tagged with [SSI2], [SI] or [Squig], but where not at all compatible with each other. This didnt matter so much as long you had the proper includes, but it was a mess. Moreover, for some reason there was always somewhere a fight between include-writers/followers. SRL took over, and many people jumped aboard and worked making it was it is today.

I almost instamembered you apolloiiix, but 17 posts…:). Thanks for your contributions to these forums so far.

From: WT-Fakawi
Before that, all scripts where tagged with [SSI2], [SI] or [Squig], but where not at all compatible with each other. This didnt matter so much as long you had the proper includes, but it was a mess. Moreover, for some reason there was always somewhere a fight between include-writers/followers. SRL took over, and many people jumped aboard and worked making it was it is today.

Before SRL, The includes were crazy. They were all formatted differently, and it was quite annoying if you wanted to download 20 other includes in order to run one script. When I was still at Sythe and RuneCMS, I never used includes, I just made everything from scratch . Of course, this wasn't a good idea, as it would mean no random support, it would take 20x longer to make a working script, etc. The script I made here was previously going to be a ScarScape script, but since it had closed before, I decided to stop SCAR scripting for a while.

By the way, well done apolloiix.

Anyways, on to my coding history…
I started coding with DOS batch files when I was 7. I would say that was a good move for me, as it was simple, but it showed me basically what programming is. I tried out HTML a year later, and made some nice websites (I even had tables down pat by 9). At 8, my friend showed me runescape. I had no idea what to do with it at this time, as i kept getting lost in lumbridge :p. By the end of my ninth year, my dad showed me that you can do server-side programming with HTML as well. So then, I tried out PHP and liked it a lot. I ended up trying to make forum software with it (www.nxtitle.net/Other/EvoBBS-0_0_8) but it never turned out that well.At that time, I found Python, which is an interpreted programming language built from C++. I never really did anything with it though. Then I heard of RuneCMS. I tried Sythe's powerminer and it was crap, I can't believe he wanted money for it! Then RuneCMS shut down and turned into sythe.org. There was where I found SCAR. I started actually scripting and not leeching :p when I was about 12. I started learning C++ and how it works when I was about 14, and I still use it all the time up to this day. I found SRL forums when I had just turned 15, and I think this place is amazing. And here we are today.

Since I've been here, I haven't even used many other people's scripts. All I've used here is Wizzup's essence miner. I also ported a very popular script to SRL4, but the creator didn't want me releasing it. And, of course, my really crappy script that I haven't worked on in probably a month. Hurray.

Yeah, that's about it. I never went into any microsoft programming languages.

I started when I was like 12 or 13 lol I knew pretty much all of HTML/CSS and a little bit of javascript but then i stopped and now im almost 16 and I know nothing lol I wish that I would have kept up with it ='(

We first started programming when i was in the 5th grade, but it was only Qbasic. Now, in the tenth we start with q basic but soon we'll be into C++
its gonna be awesome!!

HTML at 9 O_O. But thats not real coding :(.

16 now and i can barely do the basic of scar scripting lol :P just started it wont be long before i get the hang of it

Learnt HTML, PHP, ASP then went into actionscript…. Found out about BASIC then Pascal found SCAR and beginning to learn the syntax…

;)

I'm 14 now
i started to learn about java like making private servers when i was 12
and started whit script like scar in age 14 :P

Im not sure.. I think i learnt when i was 7 to do HTML like:
<a href='URL'>lol</a> ah good times.

Argh i forgot all Html -.- made me first habbo website when i was 8 or something.

Yep, thanks to Neopets back in the day, I learned the basics of HTML in around 10-11 years old, and then went deeper into it at about 12. (Note: I am not 12, I have grown a bit. ;))

From: WT-Fakawi
I almost instamembered you apolloiiix, but 17 posts…:). Thanks for your contributions to these forums so far.

you just reminded me of something i heard form an srl member… is it true that when scar switched to srl from katinieks, that all the kaitnieks users who followed got auto memberised?

i was at the cake mix forums for ages before kait got threatened for legal action or whatever… i started using scar some time around late 04'
sorry for sounding noob, im just interested to know

im 12 now and im starting to learn html right this second

From: Czepa
you just reminded me of something i heard form an srl member… is it true that when scar switched to srl from katinieks, that all the kaitnieks users who followed got auto memberised?

I was never a part of kaitniek's website/forums, but I still got members. I think it was just everyone who signed up at this site.

13 atm im learning C++ and i know basic HTML and i know some flash.

From: lolpie
I was never a part of kaitniek's website/forums, but I still got members. I think it was just everyone who signed up at this site.

hmm thats wierd… coz i was here for kait, vilavu, villu-reborn, that other one (cant remember name), and now srl-forums (the reason i dont have an earlyer sign up date is coz when they had the switch i was on holidays and i didnt know where everything went.. took a while to re-find

From: zasz
13 atm im learning C++ and i know basic HTML and i know some flash.

All that and old people say that we just sit and get fat all day not exercising while on our computers. :duh:

started HTML when I was 10

Learned html at about 10 then good at vb by 11 and since then getting good at java and C# has taken 5 years.