During the past few days/weeks, I’ve been thinkering around some little .NET programming. It’s not easy, knowing that they are almost the same.

Differences aside, I asked myself on what is more suitable for me. Both are OOP, hmm, what else… ayon. OOP. On my first experience of OOP programming, I have always preffered java. although, the get-set scheme is still present for c#, it still doesn’t have the “comfy” programming feeling I’ve had when in java.

Maybe I still have a lot to learn about the power of .NET and its applications. But the question is, how would I learn that I prefer java? or c#?

haay. this sounds a lot like love. -_-’

Eat your heart out Mr. Legazpi, dahil ang unang programmer pala ay babae. This also goes out to those ego-centric-sexist guys who says computer programming are only for guys, and thinks that female groupmates are prefect coffee makers-for-overnights.

I found this on reddit.com while killing time on the net, I came across this article about this fantastic lady who used charles’ babbage analytical engine to make a program for bernoulli numbers. Just like any other lady set in the middle ages, Ada Byron, who was the daughter of lord byron, (go search it on google. hehehe) Ada Byron was married and had kids. though she was an  opium addict, it didn’t stop her from studying analytical mathematics.

she later died of cancer at the young age of 37. Familiar name? The U.S Department of Defense named her after a computer language, AdA.

source: June 5, 1833: Ms. Software, Meet Mr. Hardware

O diba, asteeg, kaya kayo mga female c1/c2/software lab groupmates, unite! patunayan nyo sa mga lalake na hindi lang tayo taga timpla ng kape! diba sir?

yabang mode: hindi na namin kailangan patunayan na hindi lang kami taga timpla ng kape, kasi we kicked some ass during our programming days. hehe. ^_^