Been using this language to create web pages since I was in school.

I moved to SASS for a while but now I switched back to CSS due to improvements.

I still use Vanilla JS for some projects but TypeScript has become the new standard.

My go-to framework to write back-end services. I use this with TypeScript mostly.

I adopted TS over JS because it helps me to avoid issues early and write cleaner code.

Used it in my college for DSA, now I don't use C much unless I'm teaching someone.

I used to solve LeetCode and HackerRank problems in C++ during my college days.

My go to lang for writing custom CSS when I'm not using Tailwind.

Used Python in my college for learning a bit of Data Science and building projects.

Started in college, wrote some automation scripts in my professional experience.

Started exploring Bun because it supports TypeScript out of the box.

I use this when I want to write styles faster. However, I prefer CSS for clean code.

The library has a first-mover advantage to it. Have used React in various projects.

This is my go-to ORM for using MongoDB. Writing aggregate queries are much simpler.

Used this library for state management in my React apps until the Context APIs.

I started working with Vue on my current organisation and been using since.

I'm using this library for my state management needs in the Vue ecosystem.

Really integrates well with Vue. So I use this when working on a Vue project.

Started using this because I needed faster HMR and less build time.

I fetch the data with this library, been using optimistic updates a lot.

This was my go-to library for bundling my front-end apps. Now I use Vite.

This is my go-to ORM for SQL databases like MySQL and PostgreSQL

Working with this library for my state management needs in React apps.

Helps me to query APIs with needed properties only. Have used in the client-side only.

I write most of the micro services in express to build scalable back-end solutions.

I migrated a React app to Next JS for SEO features. SSR was an added benefit.

Worked with Django on my college projects and exposing APIs for some AI models.

Got introduced with Nuxt in my job. This portfolio project is made with Nuxt.

Started recently. Building a SaaS using Web Sockets for collaborative features.

Been using this to store dynamic data. I primarily use some SQL database now.

Been using this database since my college, but I've moved to PostgreSQL for now.

I use this as a back-end solution for my personal projects. Makes the auth easy.

Moved to PostgreSQL from MySQL due to professional requirements and Supabase.

I manage instances, use OAuth, and deploy using the App Engine on GCP.

Writing security policies and deploying Docker stacks in my current job.

I've been using Git since my college days for all my version management needs.

Been using this since college for my personal projects. I prefer PATs over SSH keys.

Using this in almost all the organisations I've been part of. I raise and review PRs.

I've been using Docker for personal and professional projects. I know basics.

Basic experience in writing jobs and pipelines to make deployments easier.

This is my preferred editor when I want to code or debug something.

I use Dev Tools for inspecting, debugging, profiling my web applications.

I test and document APIs in Postman when I'm doing server side development.

Been using it with node. It's great but I've switched to pnpm now because of monorepo support.

I use ES Lint to ship high quality and well formatted code to improve readability.

I use Zod to write schemas and validate form inputs, requests, and responses.

Been using Jest for a while for unit and integration testing for my projects and applications.

I use JIRA even for my personal projects. It augments my productivity.

I started working with PNPM because it has a great support for monorepos.

I've been working with Figma for a while now, for prototyping some basic designs.

These tools help me to code, understand, and learn new things faster.