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// Stack

Tools I compile against in prod,
not just star on GitHub.

Same live radar as home: content-fed tiers, SVG in the browser, zero “hero image generated by vibes.” If the shape looks wrong, it’s a data bug — the renderer is just doing math in public.

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// What this radar is showing

Each spoke is a skill area; the outline is how strong that area is.
Same chart as my homepage — one dataset, so you’re never seeing two different stories.

Tags and tiers come from my CMS. Core skills move the shape the most; Pro and Project add smaller bumps. Learning tags add a little, but with diminishing returns — piling them on can’t inflate the chart into a fake “expert everywhere” silhouette.

// Inventory

Browse by domain

Compact lists grouped by tier — hover a chip for the CMS description. Core and Pro read first; Learning stays de-emphasized.

Core

8 skills
  • Vue
  • TypeScript
  • Tailwind CSS
  • Pinia
  • NuxtJS
  • HTML
  • CSS
  • JavaScript

Pro

4 skills
  • Astro
  • Sanity CMS
  • Ruby On Rails
  • Ruby

Project

5 skills
  • React
  • Next.js
  • DrawIO
  • Python
  • SVELTE

How the radar works

Proof beats keyword lists

A bigger spoke means stronger, proven skills in that area — not more buzzwords crammed into a list.

Step 1 — What the tiers mean

  • Core30 pts

    Daily driver in production — I reach for this routinely.

  • Pro20 pts

    Shipped often — confident on real workloads.

  • Project10 pts

    Built something real — side project or past production use.

  • Learning5 pts

    Exploring — not a production default yet.

Step 2 — From tags to chart

  1. 1

    Tag each skill by real usage

    Every tool gets exactly one tier — based on evidence, not how impressive the logo looks.

  2. 2

    Score each category

    Core and Pro pull a category up fast. A long list of Learning tags adds very little — you can't pad the chart.

  3. 3

    Plot the radar

    The shape on the page is that score. What you read here is what the chart draws — no separate magic.

The gist

What grows a spoke

A few Core and Pro skills in one category — things I've shipped and rely on — pull that area outward honestly.

What won't fool it

Dumping dozens of Learning tools into a category. Extra low-tier tags add less and less — the chart can't be inflated into fake expertise.

Show the math

score = (depth × 80%) + (quality × 20%)

  • Depth — tier points summed per category, with diminishing returns as the list grows.
  • Quality — rewards categories where evidence sits in Core/Pro, not mostly Learning.