C++ was one of my go-to languages as a student and for personal projects. I’ve used C++ to clear USACO competition. I have taught many middle school students C++ via Tully and Evergreen Village Square Public Libraries
Java was my first programming language and I’ve used it for countless projects since 2019. I used it to clear USACO Bronze level and also have taught Beginner, Intermediate and USACO Bronze classes for middle and elementary students via SanJose Public library platform.
I’ve used Node to build several RESTful APIs as an intern and for personal projects. Some of the services I’ve built with Node include a User Management server and an application for generating pdf reports from JSON. The back-end for my delivery route optimization project is also written mostly in Node.
React is the front-end framework that I have the most experience with – I’ve taken an online web development course taught in React and have used it in two of my internships as well as for personal projects. As such, I am comfortable building my front-end components in React and have a strong grasp of its main concepts.
I primarily use pure CSS3 for styling my web pages but I have worked with Bootstrap 4 for class projects (and previous iterations of this website) and am open to learning and using other frameworks too. Many of the elements of this website make use of newer CSS3 features like CSS Grid.
Most of my work involving databases has been in relational databases using MySQL. I used MySQL (and Postgres) during my time as an intern as well as for personal and in-class projects. Check out my Shelter Seeker project to see a schema that I helped design!
I have used AWS in personal and professional settings to deploy websites, APIs, containers, and more. I’ve gained lots of exposure to services including EC2, S3, Lambda, IAM, and CloudFormation and am always learning new ways to use the platform. This site is currently hosted on an AWS EC2 instance.
