Abhinav Sharma

Java: write once, run away! It's the best thing about Java. I don't have to worry about out of the box surprises when my code visits different platforms. I started learning Java in 7th standard on my own ( When Sun Microsystems was not owned by Oracle!) & since then have stuck to it. I've been coding in Java for 6 years and I use it majorly for software development. Some of them being, File Encryption Systems, Text Encryption System, P2P File sharing application. I am extremely comfortable in writing Java because of my long associativity with it.

A language that doesn't affect the way you think about programming is not worth knowing. JS has given me a new perspective into programming. It has taught me to think differently, even about minute tasks. It is my second most used language. I've tried it in most environments for - Building WebApps - Building Native Apps - Automative Tasks - On IoT Devices

Node.js is my choice of framework for building web applications & sometimes native applications also. I've worked extensively on Node.js and deployed complete backends using web frameworks like Express.js and Hapi.js.

I've used Express extensively for building web apps in competitions and for personal projects. I've coupled it with front end technologies like Angular, and used templating engines like Jade and EJS with it also.

I've used Hapi.js(using TypeScript) in production & deployed the backend on AWS.

I use Python for writing automation scripts. I deploy those scripts on IoT systems like Raspberry Pi or on the cloud like AWS or GCE.

Substantial experience with using HTML/CSS frameworks like Bootstrap & Materialize css. Most of my projects involve these technologies.