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