NOTE: Top Languages does not indicate my skill level or anything like that, it's a GitHub metric of which languages have the most code on GitHub. It's a new feature of github-readme-stats.
import attr from typing import List, Dict @attr.s(frozen=True, auto_attribs=True) class MeAsPythonDeveloper: position: str = "Middle-To-Senior" # as i think python_version: str = "^3.8" experience_years: int = 5 stack: List[str] = [ "Django 3.0+ / Django REST Framework", "FastAPI", ] use_ipython: bool = True use_jupiter_notebooks: bool = True # ❤️ use_async: bool = True use_pydantic: bool = True testing_framework: str = "pytest" testing_abilities: List[str] = [ "Mocking", "Parametrized testing", "Fixtures" ] dependency_management: List[str] = [ "pip requirements.txt", "pipenv", "poetry" # favourite ] extras: Dict = { "refactoring": True, "dev_methodology": [ "TDD", "TDD mixed with FDD", "RAD", ] }
const meAsFrontendDeveloper = { languageVersion: "ES 2016", experience: "~ 4 years", defaultFramework: "React.js", useTypescript: false, // Don't like syntax sugar-like static typing everywhere (not related to Python tho) scss: false, // and another preprocessors redux: false, useHooks: true, useNextJs: true, classesStyle: "arrow-like" };
<!-- ME AS DATABASE USER --> USE DATABASE ENGINE POSTGRESQL VERSION 12.1+; DECLARE FAVOURITE_DB CONSTANT varchar DEFAULT "POSTGRESQL";
me_as_devops: docker: docker-compose: true creating-own-images: true creating-dockerfile: true