The language and community I thank my career for.

This and many web applications I build thanks to this beautifully elegant framework.

I swear by this tool and other IntelliJ products.

This site is hosted on S3, Cloudfront, and I often use services such as Lambda, EC2, DynamoDB, Cloudwatch. I'm still learning EKS.

I manage three RedHat servers every day. Their names are Stimpy, Pinky, and Ren.

The language that like clay, can build such elegance yet also create things that feel so dirty.

I vascillate between adoring its extensibility and getting calls on which plugin updates caused a server crash.

Bunnies go fast, and so does this. But bunnies can't scalibly handle tens of thousand of concurrent HTTP requests? That's why use this all the time with Hitch.

I have had the joy and pain of working in a hybrid app using React Native. I love it when things that compiled yesterday don't today.

Out of all the cloud solutions, I have been immensely impressed with the cost competitiveness of hosting a droplet on Digital Ocean

My love for Trello will never fade, but alas that memory will stay dear in my heart, as the next-gen projects really are the next level.

The site sflultimate.com which I run uses Heroku as a means to deploy, and lord does it follow the 12-factor methodology so nicely!