C

“replete with our first C app on MVS”

“We intermix html, regex, js, C, and even some Haskell to get stuff done.”

“The C and C++ code builds independently of the Python code”

“I now write either and basically exclusively write Rust these days and a bit of C/C++ at work.”

“I got started shipping C code in the 1990s, and I'd leave asserts in prod serverside code given the choice”

“doing unix systems work (C, shell, Perl and some DBs and FTPs)”

“we learned to program with giant C reference books.”

“When I started programming in C, I used a debugger all the time.”

“A for-loop with an fopen that didn't have a corresponding fclose at the end of the loop.”

“when it's time to emit C, but gotos are more straightforward now.”

“We migrated from Asm to C. And C to C++, then to Java. And then Java to Python.”

“with 40 or so LUA functions integrated into the C codebase and basic access to rooms/objects/players”

“as a guy who did quite a lot of C earlier, including in prod, I was interested in the goals of zig”

“I did have a lot of experience using C for many years in production, though, including on a successful commercial product.”

“I wrote 100s of programs in pascal (for DOS and later Delphi) and C/C++ in the 80-90s myself”

“I know very well what C can and cannot do, I've been using it for 40 years.”

“I've been writing C family languages for like 15 years and never once accidentally done a if (foo); whatever;”

“I use C at my day job and our company works with ANSI C.”

“the systems I work on are million+ lines C/C++ monoliths”

“I went from Basic to Pascal to C/C++ to Java to Python which bear more than a passing resemblance to one another.”

“I say this as someone with 20+ years of experience in C and C++”

“We generate VHDL and C. It's incredibly powerful.”

“from then on, everything we wrote was mostly in C, until C++ etc. became a thing.”

“My career before Rust was very C heavy.”

“My first language was C++ and then we switched to C.”

“we switched from C to Java completely for that service.”

“We moved to python then arduino/microbit/etc and then to c and now to riscv assembler”

“we did web development in c and then later c++”

“spent half my career bit twiddling in C and C++ with a little inline assembly.”

“This is our first experience generating docs for a single project that spans C, C++, Python, Java, and GoLang”

“I'd been using C for a couple years in 1989”

“C, C++ have all existed since forever and which I touched up at college.”

“I was very interested in it as I do both python and C, but it somehow was just not that popular”

“my project language compiles to C, which is loaded at runtime with libtcc”

“We've got a few components written in C that I'm (partially) responsible for.”

“When I do write code in C, I can't guarantee that the disassembled code resembles my actual code”

“then we made a raytracer in plain C (easy to explain and write, huge interest spike as you get magical results)”

“15 years ago we built stuff in C and used cheap commercial available tools that detects EXACTLY this issue.”

“Finally, we moved to C, followed by Compiler construction, Operating systems etc.”

“Thankfully we switched to C on SunOS or Ultrix for the upper level classes.”

“When we moved to C, we could stop worrying about what registers we were using. When we moved to python/Java we could stop worrying about managing memory.”

“Nope. Asm, then later Pascal quickly followed by C.”

“I gave up on autotools and wrote a small c program that compiles the project along with a configure script”

“Changing the way we streamed a response based on an HTTP header from the application. (We ended up writing a C module for this.)”

“Later we replaced FORTH with a custom HyperTIES Markup Language interpreter that was written in C”

“in writing (and more importantly in teaching!) C and C-style languages”

“We use C/C++ for the traffic capture and processing”

“At my shop we use C, C++ and Ada.”

“I have written C, Fortran, JavaScript, Python, and Scala for money.”

“I'm a prolific user of Duff's device for poor man's coroutines in C, but in non-toy applications I do try to isolate the behavior”

“I used to work in a C/C++ embedded shop”

“I've started moving to using python to generate what I need a lot of the time now in C.”

“They even worked for a while in Assembly Language until quite recently (we now use C exclusively).”

“I wrote the software -it's Python3 and C.”

“the only language of the 13+ I've used in production code”

“I usually use Windows with C (through the raw win32 API - which isn't everybody's cup of tea and can be somewhat confusing)”

“writing vtables manually in C because I didn't trust what I couldn't see in c++”

“I've personally used C with CGI-BIN, Perl, ASP.net, PHP (back when it was Personal Home Page)”

“I use c style casts everywhere and I've stopped using every other style.”

“we needed to write at low levels for performance, or to access hardware directly, or call Fortran code... we switched to C.”

“I've been writing C since the late 1970s, and I still discover things about the language.”

“using C libraries in a new C project ... For me that is not at all easier”

“I've just started adding a new feature on a C project started in 2009.”

“I implemented firmware for very specialized AC motor speed and torque control that also does whole bunch of other things on a very low end microcontroller. Was implemented in C.”

“For the last few years I've been using C less though, as I prefer Rust anyway.”

“R is unlike any other programming language that I have used before (also on an off) from Perl, C to Python and Java”

“Unfortunately too many years of C/C++ have made it hard for me to grok FP code”

“I've been using C for decades and I couldn't reliably answer without looking it up.”

“I see foo and Foo as completely different; I've been programming in C and using Unix file systems for thirty years.”

“I was more unproductive with Haskell than I've ever been with C, which is usually the language I love to bash on.”

“To someone who has been using Asm and C for decades”

“went back to the C implementation”

“but our control plane is Go / C.”

“After that we moved to C and eventually "C with classes" C++.”

“we actually take advantage of this same VLA idiom for temporary storage for polymorphic variables”

“while I would regularly use a debugger for C code”

“When we finally get to C, pointers seem natural.”

“I had my own version of C's FILE* that ended up being a horrible abstraction... I got fed up with it, and ripped that out, replacing it with native IO calls.”

“In fact, I do - daily. I'm not stating that this exact issue is the key reason”

“About 2/3's through the course we switched to full-blown C, at which point we had to learn pointers.”

“I was tired of having different standards for C and C#”

“I write Python and C everyday. I am highly proficient in both.”

“Now we use C. Not C++.”

“I'm a programmer that has been using C for at least 8 years”

“The speed critical parts were written in C and loaded as TCL extensions.”

“writing both straight assembler (68k processors) and C back in the 90s”

“I have come across quite bad C codebases, poor Perl applications and terrible Java code”

“I play with Darknet now, since C was my second language after Assembly (6502 and then x86_32)”

“Around 12 it was C and games by using Allegro”

“4 in C when I code for fun or the lead says 4.”

“I write SCSI driver code in C”

“I write mostly write C, Bash, Python, Go, Puppet.”

“Back when we were thinking about breaking up our C and C++ programs into processes using RPC as glue”

“I'm mostly C/C++/Java/Clojure/Matlab”

“also have a fair amount of experience programming Microchip's MCU's in C”

“I'm torn about these choices, I've tried and liked them, but am a bit out of my element as primarily a python/c developer.”

“my production skill set includes php, c, c++, python, ruby, erlang, scheme, javascript, scala”

“Coming from C I'd say that std::list is the 'strange kind' of lists”

“We use C, C++, C# among other languages.”

“I've been coding for over 30 years now (Basic, ASM, C/C++, Java, Python, PHP, JS, Clojure)”

“The result was 89 times slower than our c code, which is not so slow compared with other options”

“I've been using C since ~ 1980 (sic), loathe C++, and, yeah, I'm going to investigate Rust in due course.”

“I taught myself C, C++, BSD sockets, Java, and OOP all for it”

“Also I use it as a platform to easily develop C/C++ web services where performance is paramount, on real big servers.”

“I still use Eclipse for C and C++ development”

“I've been learning C (through 'Learn C The Hard Way') to be able to contribute to various projects”

“What our company has ended up doing is wrappering most low level functions with the common code around it.”

“Coming to Scala from experience including C, Java and Haskell”

“it wasn't until 1996 or so that I really got into the swing of "serious" programming in C and C++.”

“I also wrote a few patches for OpenTTD and learnt some C doing that.”

“I designed a DSL and wrote a C tool to generate the COBOL programs from templates and DSL files.”

“some use Qt, some use GTK, written in python and some in C or C++”

“We run web services and the like all in combinations of C, RPG, JAVA, embedded SQL, and such.”

“wrote a Common Lisp system from ground up with C”

“I'm a developer writing in C/C++/Java/Python, who has more than touched Objective C/Ruby/PHP/Perl/bash scripting/C#”

“Although our production code is written in C, I'm not particularly worried about detecting wild writes”

“I have found assertions very valuable in both Python and C.”

“our core algorithms are in C and we run a pretty serious production Node.js app.”

“At work, we use C90 with a few C99 extensions which can be disabled through the preprocessor”

“I was already programming in C and Perl at this time.”

“Every suffiently large Erlang applications include parts written in C. In our case we do JSON parsing in C, we use ZeroMQ, etc.”

“I can apply the method of spike solution and then refactor it into working code like I do with languages like Python or C.”

“I write all my C and C++ code at warning level 4 (the maximum, which is probably equivalent to -Wall).”

“the SpiderOak directory watchers are tiny C programs for each platform, and are open source.”

“write all our math code in C (Newton's methods, ODE integrators, linear system solvers)”

“When I moved to C, suddenly the patterns of if/then and do/while/for loops immediately made sense”

“we flip from C to L to tcl to shell”

“Having learned C, Java, SQL, Common Lisp, and Scheme on my own”

“But my current startup is about 50% web app and 50% Linux app. So we're finding more and more need for C.”

“I've had more eye opening experiences programming in Clojure than in any language I learned before it. (C, C++, Java, Python, Ruby, common lisp)”

“we used to say prototype in C++ and then re-implement in C to make it fast in production.”

“In my "normal" job, I get a very small white list of programming languages.”