dacousb
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Hi! My nick is dacousb and I am a developer. I've worked on several projects, here it is a chart with some information about me.
Programming language / Paradigm | Skills / Other information |
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Linux / Unix | I have worked a lot with Linux. My skills include: general system management, knowledge of
general commands and useful operating system utilities, ease of getting used to new
Unix-like terminal applications and distributions, and experience with development
environments. I've used and can recommend:
|
Python | I've worked with Python at times. I have some experience with databases and web servers with Python, and a lot of experience with the programming language as such. |
C | C is something I really like. I have used it for low level development and usual terminal apps. Also, I have tinkered a little bit with game development with raylib. |
Web development | In general, I'm pretty good at it, however, I love pages that have a design similar to those of the 90's and 2000's, and that's why some of my designs can look very simple. I have experience with HTML, JS and CSS, as well as non-dynamic pages with Python and Node.js backend. |
Rust | I have designed small programs with Rust, some better than others. Anyway, I have experience with: small networking systems, interaction with the operating system and general design of terminal applications. |
General interests:
- High-level programming languages
- Web development
- C/Python/Rust Programming
- English literature and
- Learning Toki pona
For now, I want to get to university to study Computer Engineering!
Some of my projects are (no particular order):
- () sheesh (a work in progress Unix shell)
- () clarawm (simple floating window manager)
- () 7old (Flask vintage search engine)
- () SiliconWiki (Flask wiki software)
Some of them are not very professional considering that I haven't even made it to college yet (but there's not much left huh).