I work on logistic software that manages flows and helps connecting actors and platforms together.

Worked here for nearly three years (including internship).

In short, I improved a lot my programming skills and worked with scrum.

Using native browser APIs and Node.js.

Working with React and TypeScript.

My language of choice for scripting, after shell.

Not a fan of code execution during package imports (e.g. decorators, monkey patches).

Worked on personal projects using vanilla PHP for a decade.

I sometimes follow the language's development (RFCs, internals).

Since I developed parts of a shell following POSIX, I have good knowledge in shell syntax and features. As such I try to avoid bashism.

For system programming. I can work with networking, concurrency (processes, threads, synchronization)…

Used it a lot at uni, e.g. for system programming.

I like using trunk based development: short-lived branches, atomic commits, fast forwarding and editing history during review.

Used it at work, with evolve, which got a lot of features to make editing history a lot faster than with Git.

Mainly using relational databases like PostgreSQL and MariaDB (MySQL).

Also using Redis, tried MongoDB.

I use UNIX-like OS on desktop and servers: Arch Linux, Debian, Ubuntu, Gentoo.

I got a liking for containerization and I like Docker's approach of packaging using layers (overlayfs).

Kubernetes gives me a way to deploy and scale applications on a cluster.

Salt is a program used for automated deployment. It uses a different approach than Ansible as it is installed on a main server and manages task queues.

After using Apache httpd, I moved to nginx. I find it easier to use.

I'm kept informed about recent vulnerabilities and types of attacks in my daily readings.