Current Software Development Tools in use in 2011

• Cross-platform C++ development with Qt, Qt Creator, Visual Studio, targetting GNU Linux, Windows, and OS X

• Linux C++ development with gcc, autotools, gdb/ddd, Eclipse CDT, etc. under various distributions (gentoo, ubuntu, etc.)

• Windows C++ development with Visual Studio 2010, unmanaged and managed (.NET), etc.

• My own cross-platform reusable C++ class library

• C++ Standard Template Library

• boost C++ libraries (serialization of objects across Windows and Linux, etc.)

• Linux LAMP development with PHP, perl

• Windows C# development with Visual Studio 2010, .NET, Enterprise Library, etc.

• Linux kernel and userspace compiling and configuration with gentoo server, workstation, and XBMC media center boxes

• Linux scripting with bash, PHP, perl, etc.

• Web 2.0 development with RESTful services, AJAX, javascript/DOM, jquery and other libraries, css, etc.

• Mozilla Firefox add-on development, greasemonkey scripting, Firebug debugging

• Experience with cross-platform GUI toolkit like wxWidgets, Qt, Swing, Flex, etc.

• Java development with Sun JDK, Eclipse IDE, JDBC, wsdl and web services using Java 6, etc.

• Version control and branch management with git, Rational Clearcase, subversion, CVS

• Database technologies: authored a complete OO database; Oracle triggers and stored procedures, MySQL, Sqlite, etc.

• Linux tools and applications ( eclipse, emacs, git, cvs, svn, cyrus IMAP, wordpress, mediawiki, zencart, phpMyAdmin, LibreOffice, etc. etc.)

• Experience with gaming development and 3D modeling tools (DirectX, OpenGL, SDL, UDK and UnrealEd, OGRE, Torque engine, Maya PLE, Modo, Gimp and Photoshop, etc.)

Primary Software Development Tools History

• 2002-2011 C++/STL/boost, Visual C++/MFC/.net, Linux/gcc/autotools, LAMP

• 2000-2001 Visual C++, MFC, Linux and gcc, STL

• 1994-1999 Visual C++ and MFC

• 1989-1994 C, Windows API

• 1984-1988 Pascal (mainframe), BASIC, Arexx and Lattice C (Amiga 2000)

• 1980-1984 BASIC (TRS-80 Model III, Atari 800)