I ❤️ SvelteKit, it is my favourite framework for building frontends, I've been working with it for 2+ years now.

My all-time favourite language is C#, I've been working with it for 5+ years now. Starting off with WinForms progressing to WPF and finally ASP.NET including Blazor and friends.

I am a great fan of Go, I've been working with it for 2+ years now. I've used it for some of my more lower level projects such as my CDN reverse proxy and DNS servers.

With my CDN, I had to learn a LOT when it came to Javascript in the browser and how it worked, I've learned a lot about how the browser works and how to use it to my advantage.

Back when I first started programming, this was my first language I learned that I used in the backend of a web application, I'm a bit rusty.

I have dabbled in Rust, but never got very far with it or really bothered, for me it never had much of a use-case.

All of my modern projects have been built using PostgreSQL, I've used it for both my personal projects and for work. It's just a reliable, modern and secure option to use.

I have used MySQL for a few projects, but I've never used it for anything serious or recent as it usually goes hand-in-hand with PHP. Albeit, I have knowledge and experience with it.

I love Redis as it is a very fast and somewhat reliable cache server, it is used in many of my large-scale projects like the CDN and e-commerce project. And don't forget RedLock.

I've always used Tailwind CSS for my websites for years now, it is a very powerful tool and allows me to style my websites in a very efficient way. I graduated from Bootstrap 3 to this and I can't say I regret it.

For a while I used Bootstrap 3 for my websites, but I eventually moved to Tailwind CSS and haven't looked back. I still use it for some of my personal projects and for some of my work, but I'm not a fan of it anymore.

Cloudflare is a very powerful tool, but since it lacked in its default DDoS protection implementation for anyone who isn't a large enterprise with millions I've always had to rely on my own rules to protect properties.

I've leveraged the power of OpenAI's API to build some of my projects, I've used it to provide streamlined and cheap automated compliance reviews and verifications for merchant accounts as well as site builders.

With my history of building an e-commerce website, I have deep knowledge and experience in implementing various payment solutions and working with REST APIs.

Without Docker, I don't know where I'd be. I've used it for nearly every single project I've worked on now to simplify deployment and enhance security. Truly an awesome piece of tech.