I have grown up with the software industry. I published my first professional work at the age of nineteen for the Atari 800. I have written software for Apple Computer, Netscape Amazon, NASA and McKesson. My work appears on every Macintosh build from the mid-'90s on and every Kindle (except the Fire). My code is in use by millions of users worldwide. I am the primary contributor to a patent on some of the Kindle code. I also am named on a patent for a service oriented architecture developed at Mediagate.I have over thirty-five years experience developing code for a large number of devices, operating systems and platforms created since the Reagan Administration, ranging from assembly language on the Apple ][ to modern Java applications written in SpringBoot. I am the definition of "full stack", ranging from hardware to back end Java to some modern user interface work. My talents these days revolve around back-end Java and some Android / iOS development.,I've developed code using a variety of IDEs and other tool sets over the decades, lately IntelliJ, Eclipse, X-Code and Android Studio (and VS-Code if that counts as an IDE). I tend twoard the Linux/Java infrastructure as I've done largely back-end work in recent years. I run my own private garage cloud based on CentOS Linux and manage it using tools such as KVM, Git for source code control, and Kubernetes. I use it to house my personal development server stack consisting of web/mail, Jekyll, Git, GitLab (for code reviews), and a robust NAS as a backbone. My external websites and e mail lives there too. Like many in the valley I have several domain names including my own, chrishull.com.