The Language That Built the World's Databases: Clipper, ASCII Art, and the Golden Age of DOS
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My brother and I pooled our pocket money to buy one Enid Blyton book every month. We fought over who got to read it first. Thirty years later, I still remember the smell of those pages and the feeling that adventure was something you could walk into if you knew where to look.
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Read MoreBuilding an interactive travel map with Leaflet.js to showcase every place I have visited or lived in around the world.
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