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* Returned to C++ after many year's hiatus, and taking my understanding to the next level. * Worked through the Rust Book, and found that I really enjoy the la
by joseph8th 8y ago
* Returned to C++ after many year's hiatus, and taking my understanding to the next level.
* Worked through the Rust Book, and found that I really enjoy the language.
* Expanded my grasp of lisp (albeit emacs flavored) enough to do more than tweak my init.el. Made a toy Scrum board that reads and writes org files via Emacs web server. :)
* Dived deep into K8S using Python's API client at work and am proud of the result. Goodbye ad-hoc Docker deployment scripts!
That's about it. I'm always learning more about the tech I use on the work-a-day (Python, PHP, JS, bash, etc.) but I also like expanding my knowledge.
In 2019 I'll continue with Rust and C++, but also refresh and expand my uni experience with ML/Python.