Web

ToolState
Reactdaily
JavaScriptdaily
TypeScriptdaily
HTMLdaily
CSSdaily
Angularknown
JSONdaily
XMLknown
Postmandaily

Backend

ToolState
Javadaily
Spring Bootdaily

Data and ML

ToolState
Pythonlearning
pandaslearning
NumPylearning
Matplotliblearning

Cybersecurity

ToolState
Burp Suitelearning
Nmaplearning
Gobusterlearning
ffuflearning
Metasploitlearning
searchsploitlearning
Wiresharklearning

Networks and infrastructure

ToolState
Dockerknown
Podmanknown
Linux (Debian- and Arch-based)known
Virtualization (local and cloud)known
Proxmox (in progress)learning
VLANsknown
Routing (static and EIGRP)known
ACLsknown
VPNknown
DNSknown
Sambaknown
Active Directoryknown

Databases

ToolState
MySQLknown
PostgreSQLknown

Low level and hardware

ToolState
Cknown
Assembly (some)known
Microcontrollersknown
VHDL for FPGAs (basic)known

Tools

ToolState
Gitdaily
GitHubdaily
Bashknown
PowerShellknown

How to read this page

I’m early in my career, so I’d rather be clear than impressive. “Used day to day” means I use it at the dual formation in an enterprise, though during the week I also usually work with cybersecurity and data analysis tools. “Learning” means exactly that: I know the basics and I’m building on them. And when I say “known”, I’m not claiming to be an expert in that area: it means I’ve worked with that tool and I know the basics and a little more.

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