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ctronp/README.md

Hey there, everyone! πŸ‘‹

Ever wondered why we use high-level programming languages? πŸ€” Beyond rapid development, there's a crucial aspect to consider: security and stability. Compiled languages with static typing often offer enhanced robustness and fewer runtime errors compared to their interpreted and dynamically-typed counterparts. πŸ”’

That's why I'm a firm believer that compiled languages will eventually become the primary choice for many developers seeking reliability. πŸ’ͺ

At the moment, I'm working as a backend developer at Tuxpan 🏒 and honing my skills in Java and SpringBoot for backend development. 🌐

My guiding principles are:

  • Explicit > Implicit (inspired by Python)
  • Ahead-of-Time (AOT) Compilation > Just-In-Time (JIT) Compilation > Interpreted languages
  • Open-source > Proprietary
  • Static typing > Dynamic typing
  • WebAssembly (WASM) should have access to the Document Object Model (DOM)
  • Containers > Virtual Machines
  • Linux <3

Pinned

  1. MCT MCT Public

    Micro C Test, a single header library for testing.

    C

  2. EfficientDataStructures EfficientDataStructures Public archive

    structures and methods in C that are efficient in memory management.

    C

  3. dotfiles dotfiles Public

    dotfiles for fedora

    Shell

  4. prime_worker prime_worker Public

    web api to Verify Prime numbers with 64 iterations of miller rabin test.

    Rust