Languages & tools

Angular↗

Angular is a framework for building interactive web applications. It provides reusable interface components and tools for handling forms, navigation, and changing data.

AngularJS↗

AngularJS is an older JavaScript framework that connects webpage interfaces to application data. It is separate from modern Angular; official support ended in January 2022.

Bootstrap↗

Bootstrap is a toolkit of reusable styles and interface components for websites. Its layout system helps pages adapt to phones, tablets, and larger screens without starting every element from scratch.

CodeIgniter↗

CodeIgniter is a lightweight PHP framework for web applications. It provides structure and reusable tools for common server tasks, including routing requests, working with databases, and validating form input.

CSS3↗

CSS controls how webpages look, including their layouts, colors, typography, and spacing. Modern CSS also provides flexible layouts, animation, and rules that adapt a design to different screen sizes.

Flutter↗

Flutter is a framework for creating applications for mobile, web, and desktop from a shared codebase. It includes interface components and tools for designing layouts that adapt to different screens.

HTML5↗

HTML describes the structure and meaning of webpage content. It defines headings, links, images, forms, and media so browsers and assistive technologies can present and navigate a page.

Laravel↗

Laravel is a PHP framework for building web applications. It provides tools for accounts, database access, background tasks, and routing, helping organize the server side of a product.

Nuxt↗

Nuxt is a framework built on Vue for creating complete websites and applications. It combines page routing, server features, and rendering options that can deliver ready-made page content to browsers.

React↗

React is a JavaScript library for building user interfaces from reusable components. It helps keep what people see in sync with application data as they navigate and interact.

Vue.js↗

Vue is a JavaScript framework for creating interactive web interfaces. It combines reusable components with automatic interface updates when application data changes, and can enhance a page or power an application.

AWS↗

Amazon Web Services is a cloud platform offering computing power, file storage, databases, and other services over the internet. Teams can combine these services to run applications.

Docker↗

Docker packages an application with the software it needs inside a container. This helps teams run the same application consistently on development computers, test systems, and servers.

Git↗

Git tracks changes to files and keeps a project's history. Developers use it to work on separate changes, combine contributions, and return to earlier versions when needed.

Jenkins↗

Jenkins is an automation server for software delivery. It runs repeatable steps such as building an application, checking code, and testing changes before a release is prepared.

Linux↗

Linux is an open source operating system kernel used in many server, desktop, and device systems. Linux distributions combine it with tools for running applications, managing files, and networking.

NGINX↗

NGINX is web server software that delivers website files and forwards requests to applications. It can also cache responses and distribute incoming traffic across several servers.

DigitalOcean↗

DigitalOcean is a cloud platform for hosting applications, databases, and files. It offers virtual servers and managed services, giving teams different levels of control over how their software runs.

GitHub Copilot↗

GitHub Copilot is an AI coding assistant integrated into development tools and GitHub workflows. It can suggest code, explain existing files, and help developers plan or carry out software changes.

Bash↗

Bash is a command shell and scripting language for running computer tasks. Scripts connect commands into repeatable workflows, reducing the need to perform each step manually.

Go↗

Go is a programming language for building compiled applications and services. It includes tools for networking and for handling multiple tasks concurrently, which is useful in server software.

JavaScript↗

JavaScript is a programming language that makes webpages respond to user actions and changing data. With suitable runtimes, it also runs outside the browser to power servers and tools.

PHP↗

PHP is a programming language commonly used on web servers. It processes requests, works with databases, and generates page content or data before sending a response to the browser.

Python↗

Python is a general purpose programming language with readable syntax and a large collection of libraries. It is used for automation, data analysis, web services, scientific computing, and machine learning.

Blender↗

Blender is an open source tool for creating 3D content. It brings modeling, materials, lighting, animation, and rendering together so ideas can become still images or moving scenes.

Photoshop↗

Adobe Photoshop is an image editing and design application. It uses layers, selections, and adjustment tools to retouch photographs, combine images, and prepare visual assets for digital or print projects.

MongoDB↗

MongoDB is a database that stores information in flexible documents. Related details can stay together, making it useful when an application's records vary in shape or change over time.

MySQL↗

MySQL is a relational database that organizes information into connected tables. Applications use SQL queries to save, retrieve, and update records such as customers, products, and orders.

PostgreSQL↗

PostgreSQL is an open source relational database with tools for complex queries and data integrity. It supports connected tables, structured documents, and extensions for additional types of data.

PyTorch↗

PyTorch is an open source framework for machine learning, especially neural networks. It provides tools to develop, train, and run models that learn patterns from examples and data.

TensorFlow↗

TensorFlow is an open source platform for developing and running machine learning models. Its tools cover preparing data, training models, evaluating results, and putting predictions into applications.

OpenAI↗

OpenAI provides AI models and a developer platform for adding intelligent features to software. Its APIs let applications work with language, images, and audio, depending on the model and service.

Claude↗

Claude is Anthropic's family of AI models and assistant products. Developers can use its API to work with text, code, and visual input, and connect model responses to application workflows.

GPT↗

GPT refers to a family of AI models from OpenAI that generate responses from instructions and context. Developers can use these models to turn language tasks into features inside their applications.

Postman↗

Postman is a platform for designing, exploring, and testing APIs: the connections that let software systems exchange information. Teams use it to send requests, inspect responses, and document expected behavior.

Google APIs↗

Google APIs are interfaces that let applications connect to Google services. Depending on the service, software can work with maps, spreadsheets, calendars, files, and other capabilities through documented requests.