Hi there! Thanks for dropping by my profile page 🐕‍🦺

I consider web platforms increasingly powerful and demonstrate this through my projects. TypeScript, serving as both the foundation for my work and the tools I build with, has become my go-to programming language for its flexibility. While The same can be said for Rust and WebAssembly, while I'm relatively inexperienced with it, I found it intuitive and its low-level control and strict typing, makes it a powerful tool for client-side computation.

🦕 Deno & Deno KV 🪡 Lit & LitElement ☄️ Motion Canvas 🐙 Github Actions ⚙️ Rust 🔗 Tauri 🕹️ Bevy

📖 WordPress 🍵 Node.js 🪸 Redux 🫖 Puppeteer 💻 WebGPU

My name Markus, I go by Milo in English-speaking communities, and I'm a now junior web and software developer based in Germany, focusing on full-stack development with Rust, WebAssembly, and TypeScript. I completed my studies as a "Fachinformatiker/-in Fachrichtung: Anwendungsentwicklung" (Computer Science Expert in the Subject Area of Software Development) in Heidelberg, Germany, in 2023.

Self-assessment: Beginner
Peer-assessment: Advanced Beginner (in the context of game james)

- based on the Sema Developer Skill Matrix, and Rubrics

You might see me use the 🐕‍🦺 emoji and/with the phrase "soft as a developer" at times. This prase is a playful take on "software developer" reflects my openness and personal interest in assistive technologies and their design principles. I firmly believe that integrating accessibility should be inherent step to any design from the outset, and I am committed to creating solutions that are both dependable and a guide, similar to a service dog.

My pinned repositories showcase some of my projects, take a look! Aside from those I would also like highlight some of the programming assignment I completed during my studies. They aren't good by any messure, but I still see them quick examples for how I intuitivly approached and solved problems even with limited programming experience I had back when I wrote them in 2022.

1. 📚 Assignment Find the longest collatz-chain within n..m – Gist
2. 📚 Assignment Merge-sort an Array<number> – Gist
3. 📚 Assignment Implement a function that calculates the common factors of n,m – Gist
4. 📚 Assignment Implement a function that converts n from base 10 to base 2..64 – Gist

See my Gist profile for more sample code, assignment and collaborative solutions.