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Interesting list, I guess it depends on your personal inclinations and circumstances, but if you're looking for ideas, it's a good start. I won't go to far as
by narag 3y ago
Interesting list, I guess it depends on your personal inclinations and circumstances, but if you're looking for ideas, it's a good start.
I won't go to far as to tell what every programmer should try, just what were my personal choices.
Using the Sinclair ZX Spectrum:
- Music staff editor and tracker (very crude)
- 2D game - Space Invaders (only one invader)
That computer wasn't even mine. With my first computer (386):
- Huffman compressor
- B-Tree indexes (outperformed DBase/Clipper)
- OOP form generator
- Several DOS background programs, one of them was later used by a big company for installations
Years later:
- Email checker for dial-up
- Manual parser for syntax highlighting
- Spreadsheet (something like that, I'm on it now)
Sure I forget someting.