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used lua as gameplay glue while at insomniac. one my favorite wins was integrating table support. it took walking the source code in a debugger to figure it out, still remember being at work at 3am when i got it working finally. (no google back then to make such things simple.) Lua

originally used c# a decade ago when writing the tools for superman returns at my stint with electronic arts, have used it again recently for developing in unity. C#

a couple of years experience developing with react, mostly during my foray at talenthouse. React

worked with php for around a year helping a client automate their backend and optimize their existing infrastructure. PHP

love trello! my got to for organizing tasks and breakdowns. have been using it for around 3 years, and have introduced its awesome to many people. Trello

irc for the masses. currently use it with all my clients. great for communication and notes. was introduced a couple of years ago, but originally started using irc 15 years ago. Slack

quick and easy setup for communication and collaboration. frequently use mail/docs/drive. G Suite

many years of source control with perforce during my game development days. Perforce

use it with my front-end projects. awesome for local development, especially styling. BrowserSync

we used raygun at talenthouse to track errors within our codebase. fairly decent tool, simple ui. even helped the raygun team track down a few issues as we were using their scala integration library. Raygun