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------- Programming Languages -------

Programming languages, in order of preference:

1. C# (8/10): I can probably do anything given time and focus.
2. Rust (7/10): I'm not 100% familiar, but very capable, and the few sections I know little about have decent resources for learning.
3. Javascript/Typescript (8/10): (see C# desc); Haven't used almost any in the web side of things.
4. Java (7/10): Not familiar with more modern features (last Java version I actively used is 10), but capable of learning fast.
5. Python (6/10): Mostly used for scripting, temporary web servers, that kind of stuff. I could probably do a lot more, though, but I prefer other languages.

Other programming languages include:

• Bash/Fish shell: some usage, mostly very very simple scripts to automate tiny tasks
• Elixir: minimal usage
• C/C++: some usage, long ago, don't remember much. Similar to Rust, however, so I could probably pick it up easily.
• Makefile: minimal usage, but probable capable

Other not-exactly-programming languages include:

• HTML: Capable of using, not really that great at it.
• CSS (and derivatives like less, scss, etc): Capable of using, not really that great at it.

------- Operating Systems -------

I'm comfortable with both Linux and Windows. I use both daily, as my laptop and servers are Linux-based, and my desktop Windows.
I have roughly equal amounts of experience configuring both, and what I don't know I can supplement with learning via searching up the problems.

More specifically, on Linux, I'm more comfortable with Arch-based distros (Manjaro, Arch, Artix), but the knowledge transfers over to other distros as well.

------- VCS, IDE and CI/CD -------

Main VCS I'm experienced with is git, with no experience in other kinds. I've used both Github and Gitlab, and some other minor ones, with a preference for Github.
My public github repositories are visible at https://github.com/lyssieth?tab=repositories. I have many more private ones, which I don't wish to share.
Cherry-picked ones (all Rust):

• sauce-api: An asynchronous API for Rust to allow getting the source image for given input.
• sauce-bot: A bot for Discord, using the aforementioned API.
• rena: A bulk renaming utility.

The main IDEs I use are Visual Studio Code, and Visual Studio.
I've used JetBrains IDEs (evaluation license) in the past, and do prefer Rider over Visual Studio, IntelliJ over Eclipse,
however the cost has kept me away from using them.

The only CI/CD service I'm partially experienced with is GitHub's. I am unfamiliar with code coverage services.

------- Interests -------

My interests and skills lie mostly in the backend territory, which is where I'm most comfortable.
I want to learn frontend development, but I don't have the focus and motivation to do so.

------- Online Identity -------

Lys is my primary online identity, as I tend to stay away from revealing real information about myself.