Some things I'm good at.
DevOps-ish, development tools:
Programming languages I'm profficient at (have used at work and/or developed in them):
Programming languages and tools I'm learning to use:
Other tools I use:
In more detail:
Go (net/http, Goose, sqlc, templ, ...)
- Standard library for html templating, net/http for TCP connections and HTTP server, and common utilities like strings, encoding, etc.
- I have yet to be in a project where using something more sophisticated than html templating and js doesn't do the job, but I have used and considered HTMX + templ
- Have worked at making HTTP servers for full-stack applications for data visualizations that work as an alternative to Power BI, though more complex
Python
- Have used common packages like pandas, numpy, matplotlib, and before using Go I also learned to use Flask and more recently FastAPI
- Transforming data with pandas is incredibly simple, it's basically SQL in levels of complexity. I used it (alongside scipy) in a project for a retail replenishment tool to get information to help reduce stockouts and overstocking (reorder point, safety stock, etc.)
Databases (RDB, NoRDB)
There's not much to say except that I've worked with and used PostgreSQL, SQLite, SQL Server, MySQL, MariaDB, Redis, and MongoDB.
From these the one I've used the least, and the one I have yet to see a purpose for, is MongoDB. The rest (except Redis) are pretty solid RDBMS that are somewhat the same, being the greatest difference between them their configuration, which affects how they need to be fine-tuned for efficient use, which can be a hassle in certain cases.
And Redis? Pretty easy to use and understand, but for what I've done PostgreSQL has always been sufficient (or in-memory cache with a map)
Scripts and tooling
- You can find some of my automation tools at my dotfiles
- I use Obsidian to maintain a vault with my notes. Recently I started working in publishing a mental garden online, you will see it available at blog.oskr.one
Web Technologies
- Have used HTML, CSS (frameworks I know Bootstrap and Tailwind), and JavaScript (client-side)
- I don't really enjoy using Node.js (or Bun), or whichever new JS runtime comes out after writing this. I understand the niche using JavaScript (or TypeScript) fills, but I personally don't like using it. Tools like Svelte, React, and Vue are pretty much unnecessary unless you need high amount of interactivity, and thankfully I have yet to see a project that requires either of them
Well, if you do...
If there's something I love is wasting 10 hours of my weekend reading the docs of the next new shiny thing (I'm looking at you Suckless).
- I code using nvim (btw) inside kitty or ghostty (btw) with tmux (btw?) and hyprland or i3
- I really enjoy Go. I've been using limiting myself to using the standard library as much as possible, at most using libraries for easy middleware management like justinas package.
- 🌱 I’m currently learning Odin with Raylib
- 🎵 I recommend listening to Eagle Eyed Tiger,
2 8 1 4and YMIR - 📖 I recommend reading Brandon Sanderson and Haruki Murakami