User:Dkf
| My Favorite Languages | |
| Language | Proficiency |
| Tcl | Wrote the book |
| C | Advanced |
| Java | Advanced |
| UNIX Shell | Advanced |
| Fortran | Intermediate |
| LaTeX | Intermediate |
| M4 | Intermediate |
| Perl | Intermediate |
| PostScript | Intermediate |
| Standard ML | Intermediate |
| C++ | Beginner |
| Emacs Lisp | Beginner |
| Lisp | Beginner |
| Modula-3 | Beginner |
| Pascal | Beginner |
| Prolog | Beginner |
| SQL | Beginner |
| XSLT | Beginner |
| C sharp | Read-only |
| Objective-C | Read-only |
| Python | Read-only |
| Ruby | Read-only |
I'm Donal Fellows, a maintainer of Tcl and member of the Tcl Core Team. I've also got a reasonable amount of experience with Java and C, and I'm fairly familiar with quite a few others. (looks at language box...) OK, a lot of others. (I also know HTML, CSS and XML fairly well, but don't consider them to be programming languages.)
I work at the University of Manchester, where I'm a Senior Software Engineer supporting Research Computing university-wide. My focus is largely on strategic development opportunities and standardization for Grid Computing and the Cloud, mainly as part of the EU-funded Framework programmes. Sometimes that ends up feeling like I'm programming research projects in Word and Powerpoint...