Created xtopdf, Python PDF creation toolkit. Freelance developer, consultant and trainer. Worked with startups and large firms, US/IN/NL/CL, products and services.
Skills: Python, C, SQL and database design, Unix & Linux, shell, awk, sed & friends, back end web dev, REST, XML-RPC, XML APIs, PDF generation & text extraction, command-line utility dev (wrote popular IBM dW article on creating utilities, in C on Linux), Flask, MongoDB, SQLAlchemy, software design, testing. Did some Ruby, Rails and Java earlier too.
Was team leader of successful Windows C database middleware product; lots of Unix C work.
xtopdf creates business reports & simple PDF ebooks. Supports 20+ input formats. Works with CLI, desktop and Web UIs, on Linux, macOS and Windows.
Interested in, and have done technical content creation and article writing for clients, too. Recent published article: Exploring the /proc file system with Python scripts and Linux commands:
LOCATION: India
REMOTE POSSIBLE: Yes. Prefer remote.
Profile: https://www.codementor.io/vasudevram Python posts: https://jugad2.blogspot.com/search/label/python (many)
Created xtopdf, Python PDF creation toolkit. Freelance developer, consultant and trainer. Worked with startups and large firms, US/IN/NL/CL, products and services.
Skills: Python, C, SQL and database design, Unix & Linux, shell, awk, sed & friends, back end web dev, REST, XML-RPC, XML APIs, PDF generation & text extraction, command-line utility dev (wrote popular IBM dW article on creating utilities, in C on Linux), Flask, MongoDB, SQLAlchemy, software design, testing. Did some Ruby, Rails and Java earlier too.
Was team leader of successful Windows C database middleware product; lots of Unix C work.
Overview of xtopdf: http://slides.com/vasudevram/xtopdf
xtopdf creates business reports & simple PDF ebooks. Supports 20+ input formats. Works with CLI, desktop and Web UIs, on Linux, macOS and Windows.
Interested in, and have done technical content creation and article writing for clients, too. Recent published article: Exploring the /proc file system with Python scripts and Linux commands:
http://www.linux-magazine.com/Issues/2018/217/Exploring-proc