Programming

Below is a list of programming languages to which I’ve been exposed. Most of my programming is done in Vim nowadays, using JetBrains IDE’s when required. Given a quick refresh I can tackle just about any language, but my favourite would either be Go or Ruby. More detailed descriptions available upon request, self-taught unless otherwise noted. A good chunk of my career has been working with the ecommerce frameowork Magento. This involves a lot of components from PHP to JS, and MVC structures to XML configurations.

• ActionScript 2.0/3.0
  • Flash games on Game Design
• C/C++
  • With OpenGL
  • Twiccian front-end (detailed information here)
  • Terminal game on Game Design
  • Various projects in college, from CS101 labs to Data Structure assignments
• Clojure
• CSS
  • My website
  • Nintendo Castle 4.0
  • The York Review
  • Various sites at ParadoxLabs, enough to tweak basics
• Git
  • Not a language, per se, but integral to them!
  • On a ton of projects, most of them listed here
  • Various sites and projects at ParadoxLabs, using CLI git
• Go
  • Twiccian back-end (detailed information here)
• GTK3
  • Ruby Media Player (detailed information here)
• HTML/5
  • See Web Design
  • Many many sites at ParadoxLabs, often in PHTML
• Java
  • See this browser RPG
  • Various projects in college
• JS
  • Minor work in Twiccian chat implementation
  • Various sites at ParadoxLabs
• PHP
  • Originally in WordPress: used on my own website, York Review, and Nintendo Castle 4.0
  • Heavily at ParadoxLabs in Magento (1 and 2)
• Qt/QML
  • Twiccian GUI
• Ruby/Ruby on Rails
  • Ruby Media Player
  • Ruby Reminder App
  • Slack Mathbot (Converting to a Pixiv unfurler)
  • Ruby OpenGL Mill
  • Ruby OpenGL Train
  • Working on converting more C++ OpenGL projects to Ruby/OpenGL

Some languages I’ve poked around in at least once.

• Erlang (minor experience)
• Dart
• Jekyll (this site)
• LaTeX (resume and cover letters)
• LESS
• Prolog (minor experience)
• Python (2.7/2.8)