bogdan

I've been using C++ professionally since 1995, and in the past ten years or so I've been concentrating on in-depth knowledge of the standard and the current implementations. By "in-depth" I mean something like this: https://stackoverflow.com/a/31735126/4326278. While I have working knowledge of several other languages that I've used over the years (Java, C#, (gasp) JavaScript), I don't consider myself competent enough to help others with those technologies specifically, but rather experienced enough to use them for providing context.

The first assembly language I've used was for the Z80, but that was a long time ago. In the more recent past, I've been using my knowledge of x86 assembly mostly to analyze generated code and sometimes do some low-level optimizations. For example: https://stackoverflow.com/a/28908085/4326278.

The MSVC toolset has been my main development toolset for many years, for better or for worse. With more than 50 compiler bugs reported only in the past couple of years, it's always been an interesting ride. I'm routinely using both the command line tools and the IDE with various customizations. I'm also comfortable using GCC, Clang, or the EDG front-end.

wxWidgets is a large library and I can hardly call myself experienced in it, but I've been using it quite a bit in the past few years. I've been doing custom builds of the library for various configurations and also contributing some tiny bits as time allowed.