I Love, love, love VueJS. I used it extensively at Nike, and all my personal WebDev projects are built with VueJS. I have a lot of experience with it, and it's my go-to framework for WebDev.

I love VueJS, so Nuxt is a natural extension of that. This site, gregmiller.online / gmiller.net are built in Nuxt.

VueJS + Electron is my goto combo for desktop apps. I have used it in a professional capacity at Nike, and have built several personal projects with it as well. I have a lot of experience with it, and really enjoy it.

I love ThreeJS, and have been using it professionally at AT&T and Nike, and personally for a long time. I have a lot of experience with it, and really enjoy it.

I have used NodeJS for all of my professional WebDev work since 2016, prior to that I used LAMP stack.

While I enjoy C#, I haven't done much with TypeScript, that said I enjoy the vanilla JavaScript experience.

Ah yes, HTML5, Macromedia Flash is almost fully replaced now ;)

CSS Only getting better & Better. Prefer SASS syntax, but now that it's supported natively in new browsers, I'm happy to use it as well.

My second choice after Vue, I have used React in a professional capacity at AT&T (With Next.js), and to a lesser extent at Nike, but I prefer VueJS and Nuxt for WebDev work.

My first Document database, which is now my go-to for WebDev work. I have used it in a professional capacity at AT&T and Nike, as well as for personal projects, and I really enjoy it.

Lol, I guess this is a tech Icon I should include.

I love working in Unity, and made several games and VR experiences professionally, including at YouVisit, Unified Field, and AT&T. However, I am out of practise and unfamiliar with some of the newer DOTS/ECS stuff, but I can hop back in and reactivate those neurons when needed.

My favorite typed language, and pairs perfectly with Unity. Some .NET experience as well, but I prefer to use C# in Unity, and NodeJS for WebDev work. One day I wish to learn GODOT with C#, but for now I have a lot of experience with C# in Unity, and I really enjoy it.

From time to time I enjoy programming roms for retro consoles in C. Not rom-hacks, but scratch written roms for GameBoy/Color, GameGear, Master System, Sega Genesis, and others. Working on learning SNES development when I find time.

While not my favorite langauge, I am looking forward to getting better at Unreal someday, and will probably prefer C++ oover blueprints, so I want to get more experience with it.

I have used expressJS in a professional capacity at AT&T, and have built several personal projects with it as well.

While now mostly deprecated due to modern / native CSS support, I have a lot of experience with SASS and still prefer it for larger projects, but I'm happy to use native CSS for smaller projects as well.

While not my go-to langauge in any context, I enjoy using it inside Blender, and for quick scripts over a shell script.

I started my WebDev career with a LAMP stack, and have used PHP in a professional capacity at YouVisit, but I prefer NodeJS for WebDev work, and haven't used PHP in a while, but I can hop back in and reactivate those neurons when needed.

While I appreciate relational databases, I prefer the flexibility of a document database like MongoDB for WebDev work, but I have used MySQL in a professional capacity at YouVisit, and I can hop back in and reactivate those neurons when needed.

I STILL think jQuery has a better API/syntax than vanilla JavaScript, and can happily use jQuery, but the reality is that it's pretty dated and useless for modern WebDev work, so I haven't used it in a while, but I can hop back in and reactivate those neurons when needed.

I made a custom Aruino based arcade controller professionally for Unified Field, and is currently controlling an experience at the New York Aquarium. I also have done some really fun personal projects with Arduino, and I really enjoy working with it, but I haven't done much with it in a while, so I can hop back in and reactivate those neurons when needed.

While I need too hop on and learn Nginx or others, I am hosting all my personal sites on a Linode running Apache, with both LAMP and proxy setup ups for NodeJS apps.

I used to really like the Promise of Java, and while I've done very mimal professional work with it, these days I prefer C# or just JavaScript for most of my programming work, but I can hop back in and reactivate those neurons when needed.

Been using Blender since 2000. Regularly use it, and used it in a professional capacity at Google, YouVisit, Unified Field, AT&T, and Nike.

Been using Photoshop since 2000, used in a professional capacity at every Job I've had since then, including Google, YouVisit, Unified Field, AT&T, and Nike.

Have only casually used Illustrator in a professional setting, but do have a lot of personal experience.

Have used Premeire in a semi professional capacity, making intro videos or tutorial help videos, at YouVisit and Nike.

Recently switched away from Premeire to Resolve, really enjoying it and building lots of experience with it.

I have only used Procreate on my iPad Pro for personal projects, but I have a lot of experience with it and really enjoy it.

I used MAYA Proofessionally at Google, but I am rusty with it - though I can always hop back in and reactivate those neurons when needed.

I used ZBrush professionally at Google, but I am rusty with it - though I can always hop back in and reactivate those neurons when needed.