About this episode
Panel: Charles Max Wood Guest: Tim Caswell This week on My JavaScript Story, Charles speaks with Tim Caswell. Tim got into programming when he was a kid and would mess around on a Commodore 64 he had found. He next moved onto writing games in Cue Basic, and once the internet came into play in the mid to late 90’s, his programming really took off, especially after he got Windows. Tim has since written his own language based on Lua, called Luvit, worked on browser-based IDE systems, like Cloud 9, and so much more. After working on many projects and programs over the years, he is now focusing on building his startup. His advice is to always balance your needs with what you can do and make sure that you are always moving forward. In particular, we dive pretty deep on:
- How did you get into programming?
- Commodore 64
- 386SX
- Games in Cue Basic
- CompuServe
- SweetSharks.com startup
- JavaScript and HTML
- Learning about CPUs in college
- Studied at Central Arkansas originally
- C++
- Software engineering at UT Dallas
- Connect Framework
- NVM in Bash
- Luvit computer language
- Polyglot startup
- New product, SDK, coming soon
- Daplie
- Balance and moving forward
- Getting paid for value
- His mission
- The power to create and to inspire
- And much, much more!
- Daplie
- Upcoming SDK
- Beaker Browser
- Secure Scuttle Butt
- CES
- Upside.com (CODE: VGCU7O)
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