Nathanael Anderson

I have been developing JavaScript code for a really long time; if you check my github repo you will see I am the author of FluentReports which is a data driven reporting engine that works in both node and browsers. I'm also the author of numerous NativeScript (used JS) plugins. I also know both Frontend (Vue, Svelte, Angular, etc) and Back end (NodeJs, Deno, Bun) code development.

I've been doing C/C++ work for over 20 years; started with Borland's Turbo C and when I was young produced quite a bit of freeware and shareware utilities. Now most my C/C++/C# programming is doing business applications, code fixes in other applications. But I do contribute to C/C++ projects like the large password patch in the MiniDLNA program, and contributions to other open source project. The only reason I'm rating me as an 7, is my C++ skills is not really up to the current level of C++ coding.

You can see both of my fluentReports and v8 Natives in my repo; along with multiple javascript plugins and multiple forks of other JS projects that I've committed pull requests to . One thing is that I've also experience with the Low level v8 & JavaScriptCore as I wrote the encryption code for both engines that I use on http://appProtection.net

I wrote and open sourced one of the most popular spell checkers about 15 years ago for phpBB that was installed on a ton of different forums. You can still see the demo of it and other php based items at http://master-technology.com/demos/index.php. The only reason I rate myself an 8 here; is because I haven't messed much with PHP 7, as I tend to do more node/javascript work than php work.

I've been doing database development for over 15 years; have a wide range of experience in pretty much every database platform -- not only building databases, but actually optimizing, replicating and pretty much any other task related to a database.

I've been using Virtualized machines/containers for longer than Docker has existed. Skilled in creating VM's, Cloud containers, Docker, and other technology stacks with building repeatable setups.

I've been working with NativeScript since it was first release; I am the author of the "Getting Started with NativeScript" book, and I have written over 20 open source plugins for NativeScript, and part of the NativeScript core team.