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About me
I am familar in these languages:
- Python
- Ruby
- C/C++
- VHDL
I have built multiple applications in these languages. Here are some examples of what I have designed and built:
Using Ruby on Rails: A ticket framework that integrates with Stripe to be able to sell tickets to concerts.
Using Flask/Django: A fiber optic network tracker that allows for clients to update the connections in a fiber optic network based on the connections in cases. The program is capable of auto routing new connections through boxes and tracks who makes what changes for history of work.
Using C/C++: Many embedded projects. A bluetooth beacon tracker bot that can follow a bluetooth device. A project that integrates with an FPGA using UART for communication. Uses the FPGA for real time controll and data collection while the C/C++ code is used for navigation and decision making
Rules I have
Keep things simple. There is no need to overcomplicate the project that we are working on. Yes we should be aware of future growth however "premature optimization is the root of all evil" We should not be careless in how we create and start building however we do not need to plan for every eventuality.
Personal preferences
I use Emacs for my editor. I strongly prefer open source toolchains. Personally I prefer snake_case unless the language convention specifies otherwise. My favorite language is Ruby.