Used to design and style HTML layouts
Also helps in debugging visual and structural issues
A high-level Python framework for building web apps
The framework I'm most experienced with
Used as the core backend in our thesis system
Cloud platform for hosting and managing Git repositories
Comfortable with version control and collaboration features
Used for deploying static sites, project releases, and issue tracking
Open-source engine used to build my 2D horror platformer
Familiar with GDScript and Godot's node-based architecture
Minimal CSS framework with built-in dark/light mode
Chosen over Bootstrap for its flexibility and simplicity
Provides the structure and semantic foundation of websites
Very comfortable with HTML elements and document structure
The first language I ever learned
Basic understanding of core syntax and object-oriented programming
Enough knowledge to read and understand OOP concepts
Used mainly for basic interactivity (tabs, toggles, small behaviors)
PHP framework for building modern web apps
Currently exploring it through personal projects like QuickNotes
Confident I can go further with it
Used alongside PHP to perform basic CRUD operations
Familiar with table relationships and SQL queries
The first full programming language I used seriously
Built several school and personal projects with it
Deployed sites through platforms like 000webhost
My most comfortable language
Used in both web and machine learning projects
Backed several of my personal and academic systems
I didn’t start out loving programming. In fact, I faked my way through the early years of college and didn’t understand much at all. But eventually, I realized I had no choice but to learn it for real. I started messing with small projects out of curiosity, just to see if I could make things work. Over time, that curiosity turned into passion. I went from barely understanding HTML to building full systems and taking on commissions. It wasn’t quick and it wasn’t clean, but each small win pushed me further.
I’m a recent graduate in Computer Science. I enjoy building things from scratch. I’m currently focused on backend development, but I also care a lot about structure and clean design using just HTML and CSS or plan it out in Figma. I take my time with things and try to do them the right way, even if it’s slower. I like learning on my own and take my time with things so I can understand them fully.
When I face a problem, I try to understand what’s really causing it before jumping to solutions. I break it into small parts and figure out what I already know and what I still need to learn. I read the docs if I have to. I test small chunks of code until I get closer to the answer. If I get stuck, I ask questions or look things up, but I don’t just copy and paste. I want to know why something works. That way, I can use it again later without guessing.