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My preferred technology stack in professional context:

• Python as primary language (backend), Django as web framework
• Javascript + jQuery, SCSS (preferably with Bootstrap), HTML5 for frontend
• Docker and docker compose (yes, for development environment too)
• Postgres as SQL DBMS, Redis for NoSQL, ElasticSearch
• Sublime Text with numerous plugins to put all these together
• mypy, pytest, flake8,pre-commit for code quality
• Github as VCS provider and CI/CD pipelines host
• AWS Lambda and Step Functions (and many more for logs, configuration, etc. ...) for good cloud experience in deployment

Hobby interests:

• Web3 and blockchain (Bitcoin, VeChain, Monero and USDT - as money, Ethereum, Polygon and Solana - to run smart contracts)
• Climbing
• Molecular biology

Things I wish I never had to work with (and hope to never touch again):

• Typescript - thank you for absolutely inadequate type system which completely disagrees with type theory principles (bivariant functions by default, really, really? Decorator cannot alter type of decorated method? Is it a joke? Or perhaps the language authors like callable type syntax if it is nested enough? KMP)
• Mysql and its forks - I really want to have native array fields and RETURNING ... queries
• Windows as dev environment - I need lots of configuration/customization capabilities which windows does not provide; use terminal on daily basis in my work and hate doing anything complex not through commands or config files; want to have enough control over installed software and system architecture