Knowledge BaseJosé Miguel Calvente← Portfolio
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Languages

The languages I write in, split by what they actually are: programming, query, scripting, markup, styling and data formats.

16 technologies2 I know inside out

Programming languages

C#

Microsoft's object-oriented language and the foundation of the whole .NET ecosystem.

Proficient

TypeScript

JavaScript with static types, catching errors before the code ever runs.

Proficient

JavaScript

The language of the web, behind everything that runs in the browser.

Used in projects

Python

Interpreted, concise language, common in scripting, automation, data and AI.

Used in projects

Go

Google's compiled language, with simple concurrency and dependency-free binaries.

Learning

Query languages

SQL

The language of relational databases: querying, inserting, aggregating and modelling data.

Used in projects

GraphQL

A query language for APIs where the client asks for exactly the fields it needs.

Learning

Scripting and shell

PowerShell

Windows shell and scripting language, built around objects rather than text.

Used in projects

Bash

The Unix shell: automation, text pipelines and deployment scripts.

Used in projects

Markup languages

HTML5

Defines the structure and semantics of the document, and with them its accessibility.

Used in projects

XML

Extensible markup format, still very much alive in .NET configuration and SOAP.

Used in projects

Markdown

Lightweight markup for documentation that reads well as plain text and rendered alike.

Used in projects

Styling languages

CSS3

Shapes the web: colour, typography, layout, animation and responsive design.

Used in projects

SASS

CSS preprocessor adding variables, nesting, mixins and functions.

Used in projects

Data formats

JSON

The default interchange format for web APIs: lightweight and readable.

Used in projects

YAML

Readable configuration format, the standard in CI/CD pipelines and Kubernetes.

Used in projects

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