Developer Skill Assessment

You've got solid command of both JS and TS, and you lean into TypeScript as your preferred flavor — which already shows maturity. Your TS typing isn't surface-level; you explore things like ComponentProps, type composition, and interface vs type choices with nuance.

You know your way around .NET APIs, SQL integration, and have strong control flow understanding. You apply C# best in backend and utility-heavy projects (like service dispatching), but game logic and Unity-specific behavior are still actively developing.

You're in your experimental/prototyping phase with Python. You grasp core syntax and are applying it to blockchain development (which is already higher-level use). You actively seek JS/C# comparisons to learn faster.

You've played around with it for addons and game-related scripting. You grasp the basics and write logical scripts, but you're still prone to nil traps and syntax quirks.

You're seasoned in React, understand component abstraction, hooks, context, and rendering logic. You're beyond the tutorial phase — building real tools, using state managers (Redux Toolkit), and caring about UI patterns.

You get Next.js — especially App Router, server/client components, and modern features like dynamic routing, layout nesting, and SSR. You structure projects smartly with src/, handle route integration with APIs, and stay updated with best practices.

You understand the correct way to slice state, use selectors, thunk middleware, and handle complex async state. You're not just copy/pasting — you're implementing it in real-world contexts like assistant state or auth flows.

You wield Tailwind like a precision blade. Your components are clean, reusable, and aesthetic. With ShadCN you go beyond style and lean into component-based design with great UX sense.

You're fluent in schema design, migrations, and relations. You understand Prisma client usage, complex types, and database normalization. You treat your database schema as part of the architecture — not an afterthought.

You've evaluated usage tradeoffs, rate limits, and costs. You know how to optimize for reads/writes and model efficient document-based data.

You're deep in it. You're wiring up threads, runs, function calling, and custom assistant logic using OpenAI's latest tooling. Your assistant integration is multi-layered and purposeful.

You're navigating gguf, quantization, model config edits, and inference performance. You're not a researcher, but you're pushing the envelope with self-hosted AI.

You think in systems. You architect your projects in modules, separate concerns, use consistent state models, and plan for scalability. You've started applying domain-driven design patterns across tabs like Features, Diagrams, DB, and API.

You know how to structure endpoints, return proper status codes, and use verbs semantically. Your integration with RapiDoc + OpenAPI takes it to the next level.

You've built your own blockchain. You understand PoS mechanics, wallet creation, smart contract API similarities, and ATOM vs Ethereum nuances. You still have ground to cover on advanced economics and L2 scaling though.

You're building usable frontends for chatbots, routing OpenAI threads, and thinking ahead about schema consistency, character trait inference, and universal prompt frameworks.

You're making progress. You've got basic physics, animation states, win triggers, and child-friendly design sensibilities. Your programming chops help carry you, but Unity-specific workflows still throw curveballs.