I first used the native built-in ""Extended Basic" environment.. but then eventually moved to running microware's OS-9 on it. And thus, my true forrays into programmer started (at around age 16).
Turns out, I was a prolific little... fellow. As I was reminded, by
this
page.
My online identity on Delphi (before internet was common/cheap),
was THEFERRET (hence the website mascot!). The page identifies multiple programs that I wrote
and uploaded, during the years 1989 to 1992
(Holey moley! "Delphi Forums CoCo SIG" still exists, in 2021!)
I also had a programming article published, in the now defunct "Rainbow Magazine"(named because of the "Color Computer", not because of any other social type of leaning)
Hey, someone archived Rainbow in text-searchable format! I found some things with my name on em. The issue with the most mentions of me, seems to be: the Oct 1992 issue.
but my real claim to fame was my full article, published in the
May 1989 issue.
A word of warning: it is incredibly technical, and is guaranteed to lose anyone
who has not been indoctrinated into the innards of the CoCo, OS9, and other black magics.
20 Games that Defined the Tandy Color Computer
And then this site seems to have reviewed almost every CoCo game ever made:
http://www.icepeople.net/coco/reviews.html