I am trying to learn Rust so I can help with Lemmy / Chapo development was curious what other technical skills the community possessed. Being aware of each others strengths can help us cooperate on projects :lenin-fancy:

  • BreadPrices [he/him,comrade/them]
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    4 years ago

    DBA, networking, java enterprise shit (spring and jersey). The problem is my job drains any passion to do this stuff in my free time, I used to really enjoy coding.

    • TwilightLoki [he/him,any]
      hexagon
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      4 years ago

      I wonder a lot about how we can get people out of their burnout and into using their skills for revolutionary action. Don't really have an answer yet, but it's definitely a problem worth solving.

      • pooh [she/her]
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        4 years ago

        I was involved in a discord group focused on making sort of a knowledge center for dual power projects (specifically communes). We never got enough people to get it off the ground, but I still think the general idea is solid. Discord also isn’t the best place for that sort of thing, so a wiki site or something similar would work much better I think.

  • lib2
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    4 years ago

    I'm a clojure developer. I know JavaScript and typescript but hate them with a burning passion.

  • kota [he/him]
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    4 years ago

    Been using Linux and bsd for over a decade, done minor kernel development stuff, very comfortable in c, go, python, sh, js, and a bunch of similar shit. I’d really like to do more teaching and I actually studied film for 4 years at one point in my life so I feel like I should make a Unix/Linux video course. Maybe with more of a focus on the history, ethics, and theory than just reading man pages lol.

  • shyamalamadingdong [he/him]
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    4 years ago

    I am, and I cannot stress this enough, incredibly gifted at turning things off and then on again.

    Also mostly I mostly fuck with Java and Oracle PL/SQL at work but I'm trying to pick up Angular.

  • reddit [any,they/them]
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    4 years ago

    BS in CS, particularly love language design even if I'm dogshit at it. I know the usual webshit stacks, so node, python, java/spring boot, react, etc., as well as haskell and a few other languages here and there. Keep meaning to actually learn rust.

      • coppercrystalz [he/him]
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        4 years ago

        I just haven't really been doing much so I figured I'd learn a skill, and maybe I could contribute to an open source software in the future

  • RaspberryTuba [he/him]
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    4 years ago

    It’s not much considering, but I know way too much about Wordpress and its stack. Otherwise, I can do very fancy things with HTML/CSS/JS.

  • tux [he/him]
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    4 years ago

    C and C++ at work. Doing r&d in acoustics, wearables, and other things.

    In my free time mostly gamedev in rust.

  • spez [any]
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    4 years ago

    I do JavaScript development professionally, exclusively ReactJs.

    At home I tinker with other programming languages, Lua for game development, Python and nodejs for general scripting. Lately I've been building static site generators for fun.

  • s0ciety [he/him]
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    4 years ago

    I'm a DevOps engineer. I know systems and how to glue them together with Python using the requests library.

  • post_trains [he/him]
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    4 years ago

    I worked in telco - so I’m good at networking and a bunch of ancient shit. I’m doing a little Python for personal projects.

  • Dan [they/them,undecided]
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    4 years ago

    I'm a CS student who started programming about twelve years ago, but only seriously for a couple of years. Rust is the language I use the most these days, but I'm also decent with C, C++, Python, and Haskell.

  • DookSmellington [comrade/them]
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    4 years ago

    I have fairly good knowledge of SQL, C#, Windows Server and extensive knowledge of a specific e-discovery platform.