Tech stack
Depth in a few things, fluency in the rest
I'd rather be excellent in a small stack than average across twenty. Here's where the depth is - and where I bring judgement rather than years.
44+
Technologies tracked
10
Specialty areas
17
At expert-level depth
Laravel
Expert
92%
PHP 8.3
Expert
86%
Node.js
Advanced
80%
NestJS
Advanced
74%
Express
Comfortable
68%
Python
Comfortable
62%
React
Expert
90%
Vue
Advanced
82%
TypeScript
Expert
85%
Tailwind CSS
Expert
88%
Next.js
Advanced
70%
PostgreSQL
Expert
88%
MySQL
Expert
90%
Redis
Expert
85%
pgvector
Comfortable
68%
Elasticsearch
Comfortable
60%
Docker
Expert
85%
GitHub Actions
Advanced
82%
CI/CD pipelines
Advanced
80%
Kubernetes
Comfortable
55%
Terraform
Comfortable
50%
AWS
Expert
85%
Cloudflare
Advanced
80%
Google Cloud
Comfortable
65%
DigitalOcean
Advanced
70%
OpenAI API
Expert
88%
RAG pipelines
Advanced
82%
LangChain
Advanced
70%
Vector search (pgvector)
Comfortable
68%
Prompt evaluation
Advanced
75%
Domain-driven design
Expert
85%
Event-driven systems
Advanced
80%
Microservices
Comfortable
65%
API design
Expert
90%
OWASP practices
Expert
85%
Auth / OAuth2
Expert
88%
Data encryption
Advanced
80%
Rate limiting & abuse prevention
Advanced
75%
Stripe
Expert
90%
Subscription billing
Expert
85%
Webhooks & reconciliation
Advanced
80%
Event tracking
Advanced
78%
Data pipelines
Advanced
72%
Reporting dashboards
Advanced
80%
Radar
What I reach for, and what I don't
Adopt
Laravel, React, PostgreSQL, Redis, Docker, Cloudflare
Trial
Edge runtimes, pgvector retrieval, typed RPC layers
Hold
Premature microservices, hand-rolled auth, untyped APIs
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