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Started programming at age 12 in 1988 on a Commodore VIC-20. Extremely adept at debugging of all kinds, performance optimization, databases, embedded systems, operating systems, networking, testing and automation across a wide variety of languages, APIs and frameworks, high level as React/Typescript and as low level as knowing several CPUs assembly languages and designing microcontroller PCBs. It is way too much to just enumerate. Formerly worked at Microsoft in Windows Protocols and Engines team.
I am an assembly language expert, having mentored recently in MIPS, LC-3&4, MARIE, PEP/8&9, others. I will explain the concepts and fundamentals that you need to know. For example: how the processor works; how assembly language works; analogies for higher level languages concepts in assembly language; methodology for problem solving. While I do explanations, I don't do homework, assignments, projects, tests, quizzes, exams (practice or otherwise) or freelance. The help I offer is about concepts: knowledge of how processors work, how assembly language works, how we accomplish the same thing in assembly as in other languages, and how programmers look at problems. So, ask me something about what you want to learn: what you don't know or what you are confused about that will help you in making progress on your assignment/project or upcoming test. While I'm expensive for sessions and rarely take new clients for sessions, I do happily answer for free questions of any technical depth posed to me here in chat.
*** I am happy to answer questions in the chat for free/tips. I can usually help out in a session durring daytime hours PST or take on Freelance work anytime. *** I have been programming for over 23 years and for over 18 years professionally. Most of my experience is in the video game industry. Ive shipped titles on most of the major consoles since the PS2 era. I consider myself to be an expert with C/C++ as well as C# and .NET. I am very familiar with most types of technologies used in software solutions ranging from simple web clients all the way to complex multi process server systems.
Computing Enthusiast with 20+ years of research and advancing technologies from HW/SW system development up to toolchains and tuning of large industry appliances. I am not raising money on (verified) students, i.e.: - any question, clarification or basic discussion like on StackOverflow is free - usually i suggest 60$/hour or fixed 100$ with unlimited hours. latter is useful if you have large task (like writing compiler for some educational language) This is not my regular job - I'm just enjoying helping people to get better. So be patient if I'm not responding quickly - I have regular job and family. Usually I'm helping with low-level, system or parallel programming (unpopular topics here). Rarely with hardware architecture tasks.
I'm doing this because I love introducing people to programming ideas. I have lots of teaching experience spanning from Python to x86 Assembly language. I also have a lot of experience designing elegant code, as well as diving deep into existing systems to debug or add a small feature.
Hello, I'm Tyler! With a Bachelor's and Master's degree in Computer Engineering and over nine years of experience in the tech industry, I bring a wealth of knowledge and expertise to the table. I have worked on professional projects such as using Ruby to process x86 assembly instructions and using Python and React to show public transit arrival times. My experience across stacks and domains has led my passion to grow beyond just "getting code to work"; it's about unraveling the nuances of how software functions and exploring each layer of its construction. Throughout my professional career, I've taken immense joy in mentoring fellow engineers. Not long ago, I helped a junior engineer migrate some data processing code from a React Native application to a Kotlin application. This not only solidified their understanding of frontend versus backend development, but also enhanced my skills in explaining technical concepts in an accessible way. I approach teaching from a "First Principles" approach: if we can step back and understand the foundations underpinning each subject, we can dive into the details of a task or project with more confidence and resilience. I'm also excited to introduce a new guided Rust HTTP server project, which provides a deep dive into how an advanced library, similar to Axum, works under the hood. Over the course of five sessions, you'll gain hands-on experience in building a performant HTTP server from scratch, learning key concepts in Rust and network programming along the way. Lastly, I view code as a creative pursuit. Is it art? That's in the eye of the beholder. Having something functional is an critical step, but producing something clean and that you are proud of is my north star. I invite you to contact me with any questions or to discuss your specific learning goals. Let's work together to build your understanding and confidence in software and computer engineering!
I've been programming for over 15 years. C is my favorite language and the one I'm most experienced in by far, followed by C++, though Python is my second favorite. I'm comfortable with assembly, primarily MIPS, x86_64 and RISC-V. I have a little experience with Scheme/Racket. I'm also fairly well versed in modern OpenGL (3.3+, I have no experience with deprecated fixed function OpenGL). I am an experienced Linux user and developer. All my personal projects are developed and run on Linux. I've also been tutoring on Wyzant, both in person and online, since mid 2016: https://www.wyzant.com/Tutors/RobertW
With almost 20 years of programming experience, of which 15 years professional, I have delivered software from embedded systems to distributed, games to social media web applications, operating system kernels to video processing, to writing CAD tools for designing railway safety systems. My strongest programming languages are C, Python, Java and JavaScript, each of which I know like my own hands and each of which I have programmed in for more than a decade.
Solid background in the Information and Communication Technology field; experience acquired with top market Italian and European players (Telco and Enterprise Market). Specific competence on deployment and placement of value added ICT services and security systems. Specific technical knowledge in System Integration for OSS (Operational Support Systems); deep knowledge in System and Network infrastructure Design and Planning (for both Physical and Virtualized environments) Consolidated many-years project management and consulting approach to the customers. Product marketing and IT architectural design, technical and business development pre-sales Bid management Project management on mission critical tasks Operational procedures Infrastructure design and planning Hardware and Software selection and comparison Solid knowledge of TELCO/ISP environment O.S.: Linux, RHEL, SUN Solaris, HP-UX, AIX, MP/RAS HA/Clustering: Linux-HA, OpenAIS/Corosync, Pacemaker, RHCS, DRBD, SUN Cluster, HP MC/SG Net/Sys MGMT: HP OpenView, IBM Tivoli Netcool, ARUBA Networks AMP (formerly AirWave MP), Cisco CUOM, Zoho ManageEngine Suite, Zenoss, OpenNMS, ZABBIX, Nagios, Bigbrother, Hobbit, Net-SNMP Performance MGMT: CA Concord eHealth, Cisco Management Software, Cisco NetFlow, Cisco NBAR, MRTG, Cacti SLA MGMT: Grandsla, CA Business Service Insight (formerly Oblicore Guarantee) Networking/Security: Ciso IOS, Alteon OS and SLB, pfSense, FreeRADIUS, OpenVPN, IPTables, BSD PF, IPF SAN: FC, NFS, iSCSI, Brocade SAN Switch, IBM System Storage, Nexsan Server Virtualization: VMWare vSphere, ESX, ESXi, Parallels Virtuozzo, Oracle Solaris Containers Desktop Virtualization: VMWare View, Citrix VDI-in-a-Box (formerly Kaviza), VirtualBridges VERDE, Virtualcomputer NxTop (now part of Citrix) Specialties: Able to find and develop innovative and ingenious solutions Able to find good alternatives to market leader products Integration of heterogeneous products
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