TechStack

Current Stack (Opinions)

Acode editor on my phone, lets be honest this is my daily driver
Notepad++ (It’s simple and it works great)
Helix Editor (It’s simple and it works great)
VSCode (was way too slow on my pc, and on google’s idx, but github editor is nice)
Neovim (I am not proficient at using this, I made two lua plugins that served no practical purpose)

React (Freecodecamp](https://github.com/freecodecamp-front-end)
Alpinejs (Nice, not scalable)
Svelte (Demos only, no complaints)
Typescript (outside vscode/any IDE it isn’t of much help, to me, given I only work on individual hobby projects)
Nim (used for Nim to js, didn’t make anything its made for)
C# (Freecodecamp, MSLearn Certificate)
Pyscript (it wasnt slow on my phone)
SCSS (CSS today can do most of the things that it couldn’t when SCSS was popular, I’ve used it with jekyll for an older version of my blog that tried to look like medium)
Ruby on Rails (nice)
Jekyll Pages: Current Blog
GLSL Shaders in shader editor
Processing, P5js
Tic80 with Lua
Threejs, aframejs: prototypes
Rust for a command line based interactive fiction with inkle
Livescript, Coffeescript, Pugjs (dead tech but seems so clean)
Sugarcube-2, Gruescript, Inkle’s Ink, Inform6
JQuery, Underscorejs, Backbonejs (Twine Snowman)

Tailwind with Daisy UI (too mainstream though, also npm installation gets stuck at postcss install step on all my devices)
Beercss (For material design UI)
Hugo, Zola
Solidjs
Phoenix web framework with Elixir, Gleam (Beam VM)
Moonscript with love2d (Cart Life Clone)
WASM4 with Assemblyscript: chrome dino clone
F#, Julia, Q#
GDScript Godot with point and click framework
Zed Editor
Blender + Unreal Engine + Motion Capture
UPBGE
OpenTTD Multiplayer automated