Here's where I keep track of languages, frameworks, courses, technologies and other related stuff I'm learning.
Psst! The newest things I'm looking into are highest up on the list.
Game development?! Nice, this definietly is a new area for me. I'm excited to learn more about it. Already finished my first game!
In pair with Unity, I'm learning C#. It's a bit different from the languages I've learned so far, but I'm slowly getting the hang of it.
Oh man, learning any frameworks so far has been difficult for me, this just clicks and makes sense. I'm excited to learn more!
I recently discovered Pico.css, and I'm loving it. It's a very handy tool for quickly creating a website, and it's very easy to use.
I have been using Node.js and Vite to set up and develop my personal projects.
Kinda like JavaScript, but on steroids. I pair this with Django and Angular at work currently. I like the idea a lot.
My first touch to front-end frameworks, kind of overwhelming but slowly getting the idea. A lot to learn, and the idea of having components makes sense for code re-usability.
Trying to build my weather web app with Django, but so far it's still a bit overwhelming. Very different from what I'm used to with Python. Baby steps.
Well the production database is still up, so I guess it's going ok. Jokes aside, nothing very exiting about SQL, but good to learn.
Probably the "one" I'm most excited over so far, as I managed create this website pretty much with Bootstrap. Was hard to understand at first, but makes a lot of sense now.
It's quite a versatile programming language. My first touch with JS was when I created the weather webapp. Currently stuyding more.
I like Python, excited for learning more and building new stuff. I became familliar with it when I was building my first Discord bot.
I'd say I'm doing quite well with CSS, and I hope this website backs this argument. Not yet doing animations etc, but quite ok.
HTML was pretty much my first touch to development overall, and I've been using it on pretty much all web-related projects.