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David Mendoza (He/Him)
David Mendoza (He/Him)

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Every tech you have ever worked on

If the "skills" section on your resume said every tech you have ever worked on, how would it look?

Mine would look a little like this (3 years in college)

  • Java
  • C/C++
  • Lua
  • Awt Java
  • SFML
  • SDL2
  • PHP
  • Expo
  • React
  • React native
  • vuejs
  • Angular
  • Firebase
  • Mongodb
  • Mariadb
  • Redis
  • Javascript
  • Node
  • python
  • typescript
  • prolog
  • ruby

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JoelBonetR 🥇 • Edited

bff, i guess I don't remember them all

*HTML
*CSS
*SCSS
*JS
*jquery
*php
*mysql
*sql server
*C
*C++
*C#
*Java
*ASP Classic
*Angular
*React
*Svelte
*Typescript
*MariaDB
*Yaml/npx
*git ci/cd
*git
*webpack
*rollup
*parcel
*kotlin
*python
*bootstrap
*shell script
*laravel
*cypress
*docker
*wordpress
*prestashop
*Mustard UI
*ROCm

and a weird mix of wysiwyg with code software platform for coding robots that i don't remember its name.
Also hardware and nets... routers and local network configuration, build computers, repair laptops, desktops, tablets and phones, making basic configurations on servers for companies and so...

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David Mendoza (He/Him)

daaaamn hahahaha that's awesome is quite a list

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JoelBonetR 🥇

Well i began with html 14 years ago, then css... and professionally with programming languages since almost 11 years ago so... I had some time for it 😂

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Ben Sinclair

You mean you've never had to fix anyone's printer?

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David Mendoza (He/Him)

Hahahaha you know actually just mine hahaha

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