// Stack
Tiered by evidence,
not by logo.
Core means I use it daily, and every Core skill links to the work that proves it. Pro means regular use. Project means I have built with it, but it is not my default.
// What the radar shows
Each spoke is a skill area.
The outline is how deep it goes.
Core skills move the shape the most, Pro and Project less. Learning tags add very little, so a long list cannot inflate the chart into a fake “expert at everything” shape.
// Inventory
Browse by domain
Core skills come with a proof link. Everything else is grouped by how often I use it.
Core
4 skills- TypeScript
Daily language across front end, back end, and tooling
Proof: agemon, a TypeScript CLI - Vue
Component-driven interfaces with the Composition API
Proof: QRGen, built with Vue 3 - NuxtJS
Full-stack Vue framework; I teach it to my team daily
Proof: Oracom AI platform - Tailwind CSS
Utility-first styling and small design systems
Proof: QRGen interface
Pro
6 skills- JavaScript : The runtime language under everything TypeScript compiles to
- HTML : Semantic, accessible markup
- CSS : Layout, responsive design, and motion that respects reduced-motion settings
- Pinia : State management for Vue and Nuxt applications
- Astro : Content sites with islands; this portfolio is built with it
- Sanity CMS : Headless CMS for structured content
Project
4 skills- React : Used in side projects
- Next.js : Used in side projects
- Svelte : Used in side projects
- draw.io : Architecture and flow diagrams