Well, lets revisit this subject and see how I have progressed. Since I first wrote that I was going to begin learning programming, I did really started to learn programming using Ruby. Alongside with a great tutorial/book by Chris Pine (he names his kids after programming languages), programming seemed just fine for me. I got pretty good with Ruby, well not good enough to write a complicated program but I did understood most of the tutorial and even accomplished the exercises.

Here is my story; I was raised having a computer in my house since my early years, when I was around 8-10 years old. It didn't took me long after that to find out that computers were of great interest to me, gaining knowledge about them and learning to fix them were my passions. But programming, it was never on my priorities list, not even when I was trying to learn the ways of a computer and its applications. In the past I always had the impression that programming was something tedious, and not something that I would enjoy, or even need on my life or career.