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Hi there πŸ‘‹

  • πŸ”­ I’m currently working on a new Neovim Config.
  • 🌱 I’m currently learning Zig and a Game Developer for Wurm Online.
  • ✨ I would like to learn: More Assembly
  • πŸ’¬ Ask me: Anything, I like being the jack of all trades, however, I love doing applied cryptography type programming.
  • πŸ“« How to reach me: Linkedin Badge , Gmail Badge
  • πŸ˜„ More info: Personal Site
  • ⚑ Fun fact: Originally Graduated with a Undergraduate Degree in Manufacturing Enginneering, now I'm living the dream of a programmer, solving problems.

Programming Language Skills (in no paticular order in each number group)

Legend:


  • Range 1-10
  • 10: Most up to date on
  • 2 It's been a long time
  • 1 I really forgot
  • Note: This list is constantly changing

  • Java (Mainly JDK-11 {Spring Boot Microservices (MVC) }): 10
  • C++ (pre-C++11): 9
  • HTML5 / XHTML: 9
  • C: 9
  • SQL (PostgreSQL (Pretty much switched all my research to this, besides the occasional MySQL)): 8
  • ReactJS: 8 (use with JHipster but with TypeScript)
  • TypeScript: 8
  • NodeJS: 8
  • CSS: 8
  • Assembly: 8
  • JavaScript: 7
  • C++ (Modern- Post C++11): 5
  • Ladder Logic (AB): 5
  • Batch (.bat-Windows): 4.5
  • Shell (.sh-Linux): 4.5
  • Powershel (.ps1 -Windows): 4
  • PHP: 4
  • R: 4
  • Python: 4 (not my favorite... more of a braces and semicolon programmer, required for some class I'm in :P )
  • GO: 3
  • C#: 3
  • Pinescript (Trading View): 2
  • G & M (CNC Programming - experience around Fadal M-Codes): 2
  • Fortran: 1
  • LISP, LOGO, Pascal, COBOL, Basic (anything old as the apple II): 1
  • Ruby , Perl: 1
  • Probably missing a few more

Check it out:

Check out my other Repos. If I get enough interest, I will start doing a code with me Saturdays on Twitch, where I work on current Saturday Projects.

An Argument for Microservices in Research

Same as functional programming, why re-code the same thing twice. For example, if you make an authentication / registration service, why do it again? If you had all the small problems already solved in services, take those and mix it up to solve the bigger problems. Basically: Faster prototyping to think about the even bigger questions. (Spring Boot has changed the way I think about programming for the web, and I love using it!)

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  1. Random-data-generator Random-data-generator Public

    Generates random data, given a size in KB (1024 bytes).

    C++

  2. Wurm-Random-Tools Wurm-Random-Tools Public

    A set of web tools for the game: Wurm Online

    HTML

  3. CSV-Merge-to-Excel CSV-Merge-to-Excel Public

    CSV-ME, takes a CSV file from the user and inputs it into an existing spreadsheet. Written in Java 11 using Maven

    Java

  4. ROI_GUI ROI_GUI Public

    A simple GUI for determining simple Return-On-Investment

    Java

  5. trading-view-scripts trading-view-scripts Public

    a collection of my personal trading view scripts

  6. vercasm/CVE2DBMS vercasm/CVE2DBMS Public

    Allows importing of CVE Data from NVD into PostgreSQL. By taking in JSON data and converting it to a more usable relational dataset

    Java 2