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AlexArms/README.md

Hey There 👋

I recently decided to pursue software engineering as a career path. I started with a couple bootcamp's basic prep courses, and some miscellaneous Youtube videos. I ended up going through one of the bootcamps, and have now been in the field since January of 2022.

I greatly enjoy working with React and think it can be very fun.

The primary technologies and languages I am comfortable with are...

  • Gitlab / Github / Git
  • React / NextJS
  • JavaScript / TypeScript
  • Node / Express
  • HTML and CSS
  • SCSS, styled components
  • MongoDB / Mongoose / Mongo Atlas / Robot3T
  • Postman
  • Heroku
  • AWS (S3, Lambdas, Athena, Gateway, IAM, Cloudfront, Secrets Manager)

I've also got some expeirence with these to varying extents!

  • Python (a couple data pipelines, and SCTE marker analysis)
  • Go (some work on some simple services and built a service out from the skeleton of another)
  • Artillery.io (load testing our servers)
  • Webpack / Babel
  • TSDuck / ffmpeg (did some research on transport streams over multicast feeds - load tested ffmpeg for video recording purposes on company servers)
  • Gitlab Jobs (debugging and extending preexisting job)
  • Bash scripts (automating stuff like ffmpeg and tsduck commands)
  • Cron jobs (one of those data pipelines)
  • Android Debugging Bridge and Android device testing
  • I greatly enjoy setting aliases for commands that are annoying or repetitive - ex: just for fun, my git branch command is git brr, and I have a git aci -m "message here" command alias which will add everything and commit instead of needing to use both commands separately

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  1. BackendSystemDesign BackendSystemDesign Public

    Server and .sql file (for building the database) to an e-commerce site's product review data

    HTML

  2. Hammerhead Hammerhead Public

    Forked from HammerHeadHR/Hammerhead

    Hammerhead is a responsive web application built to provide a platform for uploading, sharing, and visualizing data sets in chart format.

    JavaScript

  3. Leetcode Leetcode Public

    A collection of my solutions to LeetCode questions! Created using [LeetHub](https://github.com/QasimWani/LeetHub).

    JavaScript

  4. TicTacToe TicTacToe Public

    TicTacToe built with vanilla JavaScript

    JavaScript

  5. NotGucci NotGucci Public

    Forked from FEC-Zion/catwalk

    Repo for Team Zion's Catwalk App "Not Gucci"

    HTML

  6. solace-notes-app solace-notes-app Public

    Solace Assessment Notes App

    TypeScript