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28 November 2009
When I was 12 years old my mother bought me an Apple //c for my birthday and I immediately became the laughing stock of the classroom. Everyone else had a Commodore 64 and all these cool games and here was I, stuck with a machine that came with Apple Logo and Basic. The neat thing is that I still have that Apple //c, it runs perfectly and still has some of the those first simple programs I was writing while everyone else was bowling aliens or jumping over slow moving lasers.
I rejoined the Apple fold a few years ago with the purchase of a Mac and have started developing applications for this platform when not earning my bread as a consultant in the Wellington corporate scene. So far I've managed to put out two free independent iPhone applications and am slowly working on a rather large Mac applications, details of which can be found at www.elounge.net.nz. I'm also working for iPhone development company and helping them develop some commercial iPhone applications.
