Actually, I was a designer and Windows user, and my first contact with these languages came through that context: VBScript was native to Windows, and ActionScript was the language of Macromedia Flash (later Adobe Flash). VBScript showed me that I could “command” the computer, not just drag and drop design tools; meanwhile, AS2 showed me the real possibilities of programming. Since it was based on ECMAScript, it made the transition to other languages much easier.

VBScript and ActionScript 2

Nice! increasingly like c#

Because they focus on the manageable environment. ps: There are pointers in C#.

Usually music that I don't like. If I listen to music I like, I get to enjoy and lose my focus. My goal is to stay active and not hear people talking around me.

Using C#: static void Main() { long sum = 0; for (var i = 0; i < 100000000; i++) sum +=i; Console.WriteLine(sum); } // Output 4999999950000000 0.27s

Kerning (mortising) adjusts the space between individual letter forms, while tracking (letter-spacing) adjusts spacing uniformly over a range of characters.

Check out Grid.css (demo). It's a simple, responsive, mobile first and without dependencies 16-columns grid system made with Sass

Log4J (for Java) and Log4net (for .NET a fork of Log4j). Both are easy to use and customize, besides having integration with other libraries like Autofac (an IoC lib for .NET).

I am using Azure and GetUp. Yes, Azure isn't only IaaS.