My name is Samuel C Tyler and I have been passionate about web application development since 1996! However, my Professional work did not start until 2007. I love learning new things, so am constantly adding to my programming toolbox, which already contains modern JavaScript, Ruby (w/ Rails), Python (w/ Django), Perl, and PHP. My next venture is Go, to be used for Kubernetes monitoring and microservice orchestration. I currently work as a full-stack developer, who sometimes wears a DevOps hat.
I am currently trying to teach other early professionals how professional development is done. To aid in this task, I have created the BizziQuest organization, and am currently going through my backlog of unfinushed project ideas and using them to teach others! I am using agile methodologies (as actually applied in the real world), enforcing code style and best practices, and actually explainign these things to others. If you would like to get soem real-world experience, or just want to lend a hand, join the BizziQuest organization!
- š Iām currently working on Hurdle and several themes for my blog.
- š± Iām currently learning Svelte, Tailwind, Typescript, Design/UX Principles
- šÆ Iām looking to collaborate on QuestLists
- š¤ Iām looking for help with QuestLists
- šØāš» All of my projects are available at https://github.com/skamansam
- š I regularly write articles on https://rudeboy.dev
- š¬ Ask me about Vue, Python, Django, Javascript,
- š« How to reach me [email protected]
- š Pronouns: He/His
- ā” Fun fact I have 10 year experience in the restaurant industry, in all positions from line cook to manager. I was in Dawson's Creek as a featured extra. I have been using Linux as my main driver since 2001. I love Ska.
[In progress: This is supposed to be integrated with my blog deploy so it gets updated every time my blog updates are deployed.]
Unfortunately, I don't get to work on my open source projects nearly as much as I would like. ;(
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