👋 Hi, I’m @cr1pto.

I'm an experienced software developer who enjoys learning new stuff.

I've been working on the .NET stack pretty much my entire career. I started in college with Java and C, as well as Assembly.

My favorite project that I have is my simple_bible project. It represents a comprehensive view of a lot of patterns I've been exposed to over the years, including:

• Dependency Injection
• State Management
• Clean Coding approaches
• Various other OOP patterns
• Unit Testing

For a project that speaks a little more to technologies I've used on the job, take a look at my StockTickerSample. It should have various concerns that would be relevant to a microservice and a .NET application running in a Docker container.

I'm actively engaged in my professional development and have working POCs in Azure on the following stacks:

• Golang
• Node.js
• Python (Django)
• .NET
• Java

I welcome any professional advice or development. You're never too old nor experienced to take advice from others! I don't consider myself the smartest guy in the world. There's always someone who's smarter than you out there and taking a humble approach is better for you long-term.

I've been working on my understanding of CompSci algoritms. I took an Algorithms Analysis class several years ago and have been using the Algorithmics course on pluralsight as a refresher. There are some concepts that are still there, such as Big O, but some new stuff I never learned -> Big Alpha, Big Omega, for example.

I've been really stepping up my understanding of Spring Boot lately and am planning to probably work my way towards Golang or Rust. Rust in particular has been a language I am especially interested in because of the memory safety it boasts over C++. I know it's a more challenging language to learn for someone who doesn't have to think about memory management as much as a C++ full-time dev, but ideally there's a project I'd like to build out in Rust that leverages the native Windows SDK for working with Audio.

If you made it this far, thanks so much for reading my bio. I'd love to connect and maybe even work on a project together!

Thanks. - @cr1pto.

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