I have just completed my bachelor of Computer Science, majoring in Cybersecurity, at Swinburne University.

I love building small terminal applications for my own personal enjoyment (e.g. Generators for TTRPG's), and learning new programming languages.

My main exposure to programming at large has been through self-learning prior to university (where I dabbled in arcane languages like Common Lisp and Ada 2012, as well as a little game development in C++) and then the university itself which has mainly comprised of elementary C++, C#, JavaScript, and PHP.

Overall I am working on developing my developer skills:

• I am working on improving them but there are some areas that are taking longer than others (Mathematics is a particular weak point).
• I dont wish to rely on frameworks (I wish to have a solid programming foundation, upon which the frameworks can improve my productivity and workflow).

• Develop my understanding of data structures and design patterns.
• Developing my skills in C/C++, C#, Python, and .NET.
• Attempting to enter the workforce.

• C++
• C#
• Python
• PHP

• Primary:
  • .NET:
    • C#: Getting stuff done.
    • F#: Functional programming and small scripts.
  • Web Dev:
    • PHP : I enjoyed using it at Uni.
  • Others:
    • C++ : Systems programming / primary language.
    • Python : Great for getting small quick scripts going
• Secondary:
  • Just for Fun:
    • Clojure : I enjoyed playing with Clojure. Lisp languages are great and having the JVM on top was fun.
    • PowerShell 7 : A terminal/cmd language to allow me to better utilise my systems.

• Twitter: https://twitter.com/CoMFA_JNSP
• GitHub: https://github.com/KalebDHedges