I started my programming journey with Java, and I'm proficient in writing Java code. However, what's even more critical is having a solid foundation in programming principles. I've built a strong understanding of these principles, allowing me to easily transition to any object-oriented programming (OOP) language. Java is an extensive and complex programming language, and it's safe to say that no one can claim to know it in its entirety. There is always something new to learn."

C# is not something I have formally studied, but I have tried to self-learn it alongside the Java course I am currently taking.

I've created several applications in Python and have a good grasp of the language. From managing projects to implementing solutions, I'm comfortable working with Python.

It took me a forever to build this website, and it's still not looking as i want it to look. Personally, I find more enjoyment in solving complex problems and diving into the workings of algorithms than in building a website. However, I acknowledge that website development is a skill worth mastering, and I'm committed to learning and improving it because it's not that complicated to learn.

I learned SQL in school, and I can use it to manage databases, but I prefer working with NoSQL databases.

Git is a very powerful tool that I use every day, and it's something we learned at school.

At school, we learned how to use Spring Boot. I can now create and manage APIs and databases in Spring Boot applications. What's truly remarkable about Spring Boot is how it reduces complexity and eliminates the need for excessive code. It also comes with a wealth of built-in features and extensions, making it a seamless process to integrate with databases, messaging systems, and all that good stuff.

Docker is amazing because once you figure out how it operates, you'll be hooked! I learned it on my own. It's like having a toolbox full of magical tools for your computer, and I can't get enough of it.

I'm actively working on expanding my AWS knowledge and learning more about it. I have AWS Knowledge badge: Cloud Essentials

I can manage files, move them around, create, delete, and install things. I have Kali on a virtual machine, and I'm learning Linux. Soon, this progress bar will increase significantly.