I've a lot of experience with different technologies. Some of them through professional experience and some through experimentation and self-learning
I like reverse engineering things. Often dissecting apps and figuring out how they work and documenting the data sources and APIs used by them. Sometimes in the process I would find some small bugs and whatnot or just straight up security vulnerabilities
I’ve been using .NET for over 5 years and prefer it for anything beyond simple scripts. C# is a solid language, and .NET is versatile with great community support
Python was the first language I properly learned, after some early exposure to BASIC and Batch Script. I use it mainly for small, repetitive tasks like scraping data or formatting strings. I don’t use it much in larger projects due to its loose typing, which makes managing classes harder.
I have experience working with Node.js using frameworks like Vue, Next.js, and SvelteKit. My current focus is on Next.js and SvelteKit, where I’m building modern, efficient web applications. These tools help me create fast, scalable projects.
I have some experience with messing with electronics. I like to take apart cheap electronics from AliExpress, figure out how they can be improved.
I’ve mostly used Blender as a hobby rather than a professional skill, working on small personal projects in my spare time. With Blender becoming more of an industry standard, I think it's worth mentioning. While I wouldn’t call myself a pro, here are some of my favorite projects where Blender was the main tool.
Here are some miscellaneous projects that don’t neatly fit into the other categories but still showcase a range of skills and interests. These projects highlight different areas I’ve explored and demonstrate my versatility outside of my main work.
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