I can definitely remember writing some crappy GWBasic "programs" when I was 7 or 8 - basically PRINT and GOTOs, and they even had some logic! I was very, very b

I can definitely remember writing some crappy GWBasic "programs" when I was 7 or 8 - basically PRINT and GOTOs, and they even had some logic! I was very, very bored (no TV for instance) and I only had the GWBASIC manual and access to an 8088. And my stepfather helped me write a calculator program in C when I was 10 or so (but I didn't really understand C). I wouldn't call that a "developer" by any stretch of the imagination, I guess Nat was exaggerating.