As a front-end dev and hobby web developer my stack is pretty JavaScript heavy. But I'm still playing around with other languages every once in a while. I'm pretty happy with JavaScript (and TypeScript) at the moment though so there's not too much else going on...

• Web Dev Basics: HTML, CSS, JavaScript

Web (JavaScript) Projects

• NPM for package management
• TypeScript for type checking
• ESLint, Prettier, and Stylelint for linting
• Jest as test runner and for 'simple' testing
• Hosting: Netlify for static sites, Heroku for small web-apps

Web Apps

• React for building UIs
• Gatsby for static sites
• Linaria for CSS-in-JS
• Storybook as a component library
• react-testing-library for unit and integration testing
• Cypress for end-to-end testing

App Development

• React Native for mobile development

CLI Scripts

• bash for simple scripts

  • Shellcheck for linting

What I'm curious about

• Node for backend development

  • nvm for nodeversion management
• Svelte as an alternative to React
• Electron or Proton Native for gui desktop apps
• Rust for larger cli scripts

Other Tech Stacks I know

• Python used for cli apps

  • behave for BDD-style testing
  • pylint for linting
  • pipenv for package management
  • pyenv for version management

• Java used at uni and in enterprise projects

  • Spring framework
  • jUnit for xUnit-style testing
• WordPress (which brings PHP with it) used at uni

• Golang used at work

  • Ginkgo and Gomega for BDD-Style testing
  • go fmt for linting
  • Go Modules for package management