Technology Stacks

[therebelrobot]

Related to #1

We need to determine what technologies are currently in use in the repos we manage, and determine what technologies we know/prefer going forward. Comment below with what stacks you work in, and which you would prefer working in. I'll update this main post with what stacks are being used in the repos we manage, so we can get a game plan rolling of what we want to work in. EDIT: Ping @jszwedko

I am skilled and am ok working in:

• Javascript (browser-side)
• Javascript (Node.js)
• CSS/LESS/SASS (Styling, animation and responsive design)
• HTML/JADE/EJS
• Gulp (Task Automation)
• Angular / Mithril / jQuery / Any framework we test and like
• MySQL / SQLite / MongoDB / Any db tech we test and like
• Third party API integrations
• Bash / SSH
• TravisCI / Jenkins
• A bit of Go

[afomi]

• Javascript (client-side)
  • jQuery
  • Ember.js
• CSS/LESS/SASS
  • Harp (js) / Middleman, Jekyll (rb)
• HTML
• Ruby/Rails
• Whatever datastore
• Many API's
• Bash
• Circle CI, Semaphore - or whatever CI tool

[jszwedko]

• Proficient in Go
• Mediocre in Python
• Getting back into Ruby/Rails for another project, but have used Rails/Sinatra/PlainOldRuby in the past
• Learning Angularjs (for same project as Rails)
• Becoming more familiar with NoSQL stores by way of Cassandra, but most familiar with traditional RDBMSs (especially PostgresSQL)
• Bash and other linux server administration
• Ansible/Packer/Vagrant/Terraform as far as "devops-y" tools go

Most of all, I'm pretty flexible and definitely lean towards the Best Tool for the Job :tm:

[therebelrobot]

Cool. With that info, I think I'm going to close this issue for now, and we can refer back to it as needed.