Used for web and backend app development.
Experienced with writing clean and readable code.

Simple queries or sometimes more advanced ones.
Often through Laravel's CRM, but also very often directly.

Knowledge of various instruction sets.
Lots of experience in intricate assembler optimizations.

Many years of experience creating all sorts of C# applications.
Experience in using P/Invoke when necessary.

Single-handedly created an entire electric racing car ECU from scratch in pure C.
Can use in-line assembly for certain optimizations.

Python, Lua, Java, C++...
I have used too many programming languages to list.

Main editor for web development. Without any of the unnecessary LLM stuff.

Used as my main general text editor for many years. Also using the vim plugin in VSCode.

A lot of experience in version control with Git across multiple platforms.

First ever programming experience was using Visual Studio 2006, then used VS for any C# projects to date.

Used this to program the Formula Cruisers electric race car.
Experienced in using it for both C and Assembler.

Web development at JustBetter using Vue and Alpine. Also many small web projects, including a tool that many people use daily to practice speedcubing.

Improvements in the Rapidez backend using Laravel. Web development at JustBetter using Laravel Blade templates and components.

Goes without saying.

Web development at JustBetter using TailwindCSS for frontend styling.

Developed simple video games from scratch using MonoGame in C#.

Unfortunately, having to directly deal with OpenGL is something I have indeed experienced. I have written several funny shaders for my NotITG charts.

A little experience in using FFmpeg directly through game development.

I've written my technical documents in LaTeX throughout college, including my thesis.

Pretty standard way to exchange data over API endpoints.

Interfacing with Magento2 through Rapidez is done mostly through GraphQL, which means I've used this a lot.

Learned how to use XML many years ago by developing a simple xml viewer/editor.

Used this so much that it comes naturally to me while writing.

Learned to use Word back in primary school, standard word processor when LaTeX is overkill.

Whether for storing data or to use as a calculator, I've been using Excel for many years.

Learned to use PowerPoint for presentations in primary school and still use it to this day.

I know, this is not MS office. But since I run Linux on my PC I only interface with the OpenOffice alternatives nowadays.

Used to create sound effects and music for over a decade.

Used for advanced photo editing and artworks.

Since PS isn't made for Linux, Krita is my preferred alternative.

For video editing and used to create animated images.

Used as a simple audio trimming/processing utility.

Used for simple vector graphics, for example see the logos and background of this website.