Great to meet you as well. I actually liked perl and had some cool apps but mostly related to security and av. C# offered a lot with visual studio so I went that path. Much of my stuff now is active directory and sso so c# made sense. Now with aws and cloud it may switch to python. You have to be flexible. :) Also have some java and mobile dev.
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you appear to be MUCH more talented than I am!Hi @abitowhit thanks for sharing more about yourself and your skills. From what you've stated
It's also interesting that you mention Python. I too have been interested in python for a little while now (maybe late 2014 or early 2015 is when I got interested).
I look forward to keeping an eye on your posts here at Steemit!
Thanks again for taking the time to comment here!
I left out a lot haha, but mostly from many years of experience. It seems that after all these years however I still have a lot to learn! Lol. Being in a high tech field for over 26 years has provided me a lot of opportunity and the chance to work with a lot of gifted people. Really enjoying what you do makes it easier.
Hi @abitowhit I really appreciate you sharing more about your many (26 years is A LOT) experience in the tech field.
I know what you mean about getting the opportunity to work with lots of people, many of them brilliant individuals and/or unique in some way.
Lastly, I categorically agree that enjoying what you do makes it much easier to do (no matter what it may be, e.g., job, project, reading or anything).