- I usually do web development, CLI and TUI development.
- I am confidently fluent in using Linux commands, tools, or even bash scripting (I use Linux as my daily driver for my work).
- I am fluent in Vim motion, and uses VS Code fork with LLM integration, but with LazyVim-derived movements.
- I am that guy who loves to make their own complex configs.
My favorites:
- 📚 TypeScript
- 📚 Rust
- 📚 Kotlin (better Java, Kotlin stdlib, functional allowed)
- 📚 C++ (especially C++17 and up)
I'm pretty good at:
- 📚 Golang (a bit hard to write code elegantly, like writing lamba functions)
- 📚 Java
- 📄 JavaScript (not really liking it because no type checking)
- 📄 x86/x86_64 assembly (on NASM, for OS bootloader stuff, CheatEngine)
- 📄 C
- 📄 Python (was my favourite, but lacks strict type checking)
- 📄 LUA (mainly for Minecraft's OpenComputer/ComputerCraft mod and Neovim Configs)
Things I'd like to learn:
- 📗 OCaml
- 📘 Zig
- 📗 Elixir
I encountered:
- 📄 Go (Hello world program produces big executable, garbage collector)
- 📄 C# (Unity3D game engine script, ASP.NET)
- 📄 F# (Microsoft's pure functional language)
- 📄 Pascal (on TurboPascal)
- 📄 VB/VB .NET/VBScript (on VB6 and Visual Studio)
- 📄 LUA (on Minecraft computer mod stuff)
- 📄 PHP (on Apache)
- 📄 Singkong (built by one of my university lecturer, https://nopri.github.io/)
- My preferred programming paradigm: Pure functional, but some OOP are ok too.
- I loved OOP before learning functional programming.
- I learnt and used OOP design patterns. They're very nice to use. But, most of them are pretty straightforward knowledge in functional programming world.
- I do refactoring only when the time allows it to do so, and I try not to strive too much for code elegance, to prioritize code readability.
- I use Domain Driven Design in my workplace.
- I do use AI/LLM to aid me in quick prototyping, giving ideas, help identify problems, and suggestions.
- Linux distribution I use:
ArchNixOS (Config in: https://github.com/ayangd/nixos-config).
Skills I'd like to learn:
- 🥶 Kubernetes/Container Orchestration
Still learning:
- 🧊 NixOS Configuration (Building my own configuration)
My Favorites:
- ❤️🔥 Web Development with React, Next.js, TypeScript, Tailwind CSS with shadcn-ui (Frontend + Backend Development)
- 💾 PostgreSQL
- ✨ Handrolling scripts in bash, zsh, nushell, TypeScript
- 🦄 Vi/Vim/Neovim, even in VS Code forks.
✈️ OpenGL- 🚅 Regex
- 🎡 Linux cli, env, and build system
- ⚙️ Building Linux packages from source code
- 🛸 TCP/UDP networking, with any programming languages
- 🚁 HTTP/1.1 raw TCP communication
- 🚦 Low-level bit manipulation (and, or, xor, not, roll, shift)
I tried:
- 🌍 Domain Driven Design
- 🚀 SOLID principle
- 🚡 MVVM (Model View ViewModel)
- 🚕 Clean Architecture
- 🍟 Webpack & Vite.js build bundling, for web-based JavaScript bundling
- 🧶 Raw HTTP TCP socket communication with C, Go, Rust, Java, Python
- 🏊 pygame
- ♾️ numpy/matplotlib
- 🎮 Unity3D game making
- 🤖 Tinkering with Arduino
- 💾 MsSQL/MySQL, also to connect from Java and VB.NET to MySQL and MsSQL
- ✨ Creating bootloader trying to create an OS
- 🪅 C# ASP.NET
- 🖼️ Linux From Scratch (LFS) (Only package installing)
- 📱 Android development, with bluetooth for interface with Arduino peripherals
- ⛓️ Peer-to-peer networking
- 🛡️ RSA+ECDH SSH connection concept
- 💻 Tauri desktop application with web browser technology
- ☃️ Creating a Domain Specific Language that uese a new language syntax, like CSS
- ⚒️ Web Service Worker
- 💥 Solid.js (Similar to react.js) (Liked, but lacks element reordering)