About Martin Tsachev

I am 20 years old, from Rousse, Bulgaria. Where is that Bulgaria ah? Well it's in Europe if you didn't know. I graduated from the Mathematical High School (2000) and I became a student at Rousse University, the Automatics class.

I started making my personal website in March 2001, I used HTML and CSS (of course) to code but with the time I learnt PHP and MySQL and these two drive my site now.

My favorite languages - pros and cons

HTML

• I like HTML because it lets you define document structure in a portable manner and then style it via CSS.
• It would have been nice if HTML was extensible from day one and you could just use your markup that browsers style properly according to CSS definitions only.

PHP

• The best thing about PHP is that you can create a very complex interface (with HTML forms) in minutes.
• The PHP manual is very well organized and clean.
• It is like a native language to me, I sometimes amaze myself writing a big block of code that works perfectly at once.
• I don't like the inconsistent function names and order of parameters.

Python

• The various data types are great and the way you can use them too.
• Python sources always look nice, it doesn't matter who wrote the code.
• The documentation is hard to read, you can spend hours looking for something specific.

Shell scripts

• They save you lots of time and are really powerful, I remember that once I compared shell scripts to DOS batch files. Shell scripts are a lot more than a convenient way to pass some parameters to a program

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