Skip to main content

Posts

Showing posts with the label Technoradical

Top 10 Programming Languages I've Learned before 18

     Yep, you've seen it right. I am a person who's interests really laid in the fields of Robotics and Computers. Even before I've turned 18, I really indulged myself on the fundamentals of constructing robots that I'll make from spare parts from our garage, including the basics of Arduino during I was 13. Computers really do interest me, the fascination of constructing and building them was always my thing. When I was 10, I learned HTML, though its not really a programming language, but the joy of making your very own first website and playing the palette of colors for text and backgrounds really amused me in the early days. Here are the top 10 programming languages I've learned before reaching 18. 7. HTML              Well, this is not really a programming language, it's more of a markup language. HTML, sounds too technical, right? Whatever the answer may be, the fact still remains that it is very easy to learn, and I am happy to tell...

4 Facebook Games that We Wish Go Back

Remember the good old days when you can play the once was Facebook games? Those were the good casual games were people would really like to spend their time surfing the web. Unfortunately, they were deleted. Let's go back and explore some hardcore games that we once play! 1. Social Empires Who wouldn't want to play with these adorable dragons, knights, bahamuts, and most of all that King Arthur who once guided us on how to play that memorable game? I gotta give it to Socialpoint for developing such a nice game. I remember playing with it non-stop 8 hours a day along with Social Wars, which I would also play for another 6 hours. Sounds like I am very much addicted right? Well, yeah, you're right over there. I am very much addicted during those days, just can't handle the good feeling of lone time playing with your most favorite game. I remembered obtaining supreme Bahamut dragon, it was my greatest time of playing Social Empires, I ...