Todd Sourlock

I have used mysql on several projects.

I have "developer" level sql skills. Meaning I use SQL when I need something for the code I am writing.

First language I learned (at age of 12). I don't see a lot of C code anymore. But I still remember how to write using C. Might be a bit rusty, If I where using it every day.. i'd rate myself a 10. but let's drop that to a 5 since I just end up using C++ more these days.

I still use C++ as a main development language. It was one of the reasons I was hired at perceptive. These days it tends to be more of a secondary language, and java/C#/etc. tend to be the primary.

I have used C# to build amazing software. It is still one of my goto languages. I was the lead architect for Sepine Software and used a combination of C#,C++, and java to build their QA Wizard Pro product. I have also used it to build many web/asp.net products.

Java is an interesting language for me. I started using it way back in '98, used it for several years on several projects, and then completely moved to doing C# for many years. About 3 years ago I began using it again. It is currently my "daily" language. I have built both full spring web applications with it, and Android apps. I also use it extensively in some current research with rabbitmq and MongoDB. Grails as also been a goto-framework in recent years for standing up websites. I have used it on various "side projects".