The Computer Science

Programming Language

• Shell Script:
  To be exact, it’s bash script.
  Because the Linux.

• The ISO C Programming Language:
  Still learning?
  But I should have learned a lot already.

• JavaScript:
  SourLemonJuice/Redirect-Worker is a CloudFlare Worker for redirecting HTTP requests, I think it has made me realize the strange syntax of JS…

• C++:
  Just starting to learn.

• Kotlin:
  Only learned a little bit, but it’s interesting. It’s very… comfortable?

• Java:
  Learned a little before.
  I was thinking for writing mods for Minecraft at the time.
  But… I didn’t work it out.

• Todo:

  • TypeScript
  • Python

Code Style

• C/C++
  • .clang-format
  • Linux kernel coding style no naming
  • Google C++ Style Guide #Naming and some other little stuff
  • LLVM Coding Standards #The High-Level Issues
  • Still exploring, probably
• Markdown
  • markdownlint in VSCode
• JavaScript
  • .prettierrc.yaml

Operating System

• Half Linux guy. For now it’s Archlinux, maybe it will be Fedora in the future.
• Microsoft Windows… Easy to use, but not simple. I’m never hate it.
• Forever rejecting macOS and Apple.
• Weird ChromeOS, but it’s funny and useful.

GUI Visual Design

• Material Design 3/Material You forever!
• Microsoft Design Language/Microsoft Metro is also good, I still like straight corners a bit more.
• And some Others.

Linux Distribution

My first distro is Ubuntu, that’s the end of 2022(probably around this?), like almost anyone, it’s difficult. I’m using the desktop version but use it as a server. It’s just because I have an idle old computer.
This is fun, but useless as a server.

Nearly more than six months later, I started to try to use Linux as my main system, and that’s when I chose Debian.
It was the right choice and I spent another six months or so learning computer on Debian, it’s really really stable.
Finally, in 2023/08 I spent a whole night migrating them to Archlinux, until now.

IDE(Integrated development environment)

Really long name…

Just using Visual Studio Code, terminal and text editor is enough for now…
In daily life Kate/KWrite(GUI), Micro(TUI) are pretty good too.

Game Engine

Wait, I don’t know how to make a game. Why am I talking about game engines?
I just want to say: Fuck you Unity.

Hardware

I’m really not good at this, so tired…

Oh right, no NVIDIA GPU(for game)!