What programming languages are you using in your company's day to day work?

[blackdronza]

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yup, but coming from an open source community shifting to proprietary, I needed time to adjust.
my experience made me appreciate oracle products,and decided to stick with it.

Ow. Are you an Oracle Certified Associate/Professional?

[digitalsuperman]

we use ADA and Pascal..

[blackdronza]

poor me...only python, and C most of the time, I got C++ but not that often, C# still on the way to go

3C's and a Python huh?

[blackdronza]

we use ADA and Pascal..

Huh?naa pa dae nag gamit ani nga languages? Urrrr! I really hate Pascal

[legal_cd]

my share.

pl/sql forms and web dev - 90%
vbasic / .net - 5%
vfp - 5%

[blackdronza]

.NET rules

[digitalsuperman]

Huh?naa pa dae nag gamit ani nga languages? Urrrr! I really hate Pascal

yeah.. apparently some still does... my boss likes to kick it old school..

[Mabix]

Ow. Are you an Oracle Certified Associate/Professional?

OT:
you don't need to be one to appreciate oracle lol. wish I was though. if my company would still send me for the next training then I'm one step closer.haha. dli ing ana kasayon ug kabarato ang mag pa certify sa oracle. basin wa ka kbaw naay req if you're planning to become an OCA much more OCP.

[blackdronza]

OT:
you don't need to be one to appreciate oracle lol. wish I was though. if my company would still send me for the next training then I'm one step closer.haha. dli ing ana kasayon ug kabarato ang mag pa certify sa oracle. basin wa ka kbaw naay req if you're planning to become an OCA much more OCP.

I know its not that easy but you can make the impossible to possible.Just like a 9 year old from INDIA who got the Microsoft Certified Professional.That's though!

[javapenguin]

we use ADA and Pascal..

Pascal? why not Delphi?