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-About me
Hello, I'm Shishkov Dmitriy. I'm 17 years old computer programmer. I'm also do photography as a hobby. As for spring 2021, I'm studying in "Ugra physico-mathematical boarding school" in Khanty-Mansiysk.
My specialization is frontend web development. All web services and application I deploy on my own. For it I've used Dockerand docker-composefor deployment on my VPS. Currently my server is powered with Dokku. For smaller projects I also used some PaaS like Herokuand Vercel Now.
I also do in for C development. In projectssection you can see some of my developments in this langualge. Even this site is powered by page generator written in C.
More formally, this is my stack:
See contactsto get in touch with me.
You can reach my resume following this link