Every Digital Product, Program, Platform and Language I've Ever Used

Actually, the title is a lie - I stopped when I got to 100. Maybe there will be a second installment...

As I promised last week in "My First LinkedIn Article - About Technology..." I will make this article an enormous multiple choice question:

What would you like me to write about next?

Your options are limited to subjects that I have personal experience with but I don't think I'm being too limited. Read on and you can decide. As I write this I realise I can't list every software packages I've installed because that would include the dependent packages of each package I ever used and that's just ridiculous (see below). I once used a fancy package to trace the dependencies of dependencies and it highlights just how quickly they multiply. This is one of my forks from Google's PWA-AMP lesson on Github anlysed using a free online tool http://npm.broofa.com/ The 23 stated dependencies depend on a combined 420 packages- see below for a small part of that.

Anyways, without further ado, I give you the list! (in no particular order)

1. Microsoft Visio
2. Microsoft Excel
3. Visual Basic (VBA)
4. Microsoft Word
5. The rest of Microsoft Office (like Publisher and Outlook and Sway)
6. Microsoft Project
7. Jira
8. Basecamp
9. Invision
10. Figma (but the folks at work use Sketch and that's good too)
11. Adobe Photoshop
12. So many other Adobe products that I'll just call them the Adobe Suite.
13. Smartsheet
14. Google Sheets
15. Google Docs
16. Google Slides
17. Google Scripts
18. Target Process
19. Clarizen
20. Salesforce B2C Commerce Cloud (Demandware)
21. Salesforce B2B Commerce Cloud (Cloud Craze)
22. Salesforce CRM (Sales Cloud)
23. Salesforce Service Cloud
24. Salesforce Community Cloud
25. Apex and Visualforce (Salesforce proprietary languages)
26. Salesforce Marketing Cloud (Exact Target)
27. AMPScript (proprietary SFMC template script)
28. Salesforce IoT Cloud
29. Heroku (now owned by Salesforce)
30. Magento 1 and 2
31. Docker
32. Github
33. Stash
34. Confluence
35. Javascript (Node.js is my personal preference for development)
36. ReactJS (and by association a bit of React Native)
37. PHP
38. Python
39. Java (all the best new platforms use it but I'm not a fan personally)
40. SQL (MySQL and PostgreSQL)
41. MongoDB (NoSQL)
42. Neo4j Graph Database and associated CYPHER query language
43. OrientDB (Hybrid graph / NoSQL DB)
44. Streamsets (I used it as middleware)
45. Jitterbit (also middleware)
46. Emarsys
47. Mailchimp
48. Listrak
49. Iterable
50. Cybersource (Halfway to the 100 I promised)
51. Braintree (I've been typing for less than 10 minutes and I might have to do a second installment because 100 just won't cover it...)
52. Adyen
53. Afterpay
54. OpenPay
55. ZipPay
56. PayPal
57. Antavo
58. Shopify (with template development in Ruby)
59. GoDaddy (Website Builder)
60. Amazon Web Services (should count for like a dozen...)
61. Google Cloud Platform
62. Microsoft Azure
63. Filezilla (FTP)
64. Postman (HTTP testing)
65. REST APIs
66. GraphQL
67. Webhooks
68. mRemoteNg
69. HeidiSQL
70. Swagger
71. JSON
72. XML
73. HTML
74. CSS
75. Varnish Cache
76. Nginx
77. New Relic
78. CesiumJS
79. Google Analytics
80. Google Tag Manager
81. Google Optimise
82. Google My Business
83. Google Search Console (Web Admin Tools)
84. Google AdSense
85. Facebook Pixels and Ad Manager
86. Adobe Target
87. Adobe Analytics
88. GetMesh.io (headless graph CMS)
89. Wordpress
90. Cpanel
91. Moodle
92. Zmags (Should have mentioned them sooner)
93. Pronto
94. Erply
95. Micronet
96. Xero Accounting (APIs as well)
97. Shippit
98. Fastly
99. Vagrant
100. Kubernetes

I was going to mention Raspberry Pi and Arduino but they are hardware so I'll do them separately.

So that's 100 and I didn't even have to pause to think until I got to 70 (probably why the order is so random). I'd be scraping the barrel to get another 100 but some of the items on this list I could break down so much further without feeling bad- especially the cloud service platforms because they are behemoths, and the languages because they each have infinite possibilities. For example, I could break Python down into the packages I've used like Scrapy, BERT, Django, etc.

What would you like me to write about next?

So, know you've re-read the question and seen the options, please make a request in the comments and I will outline my experience, thoughts and understanding of the technical capabilities the chosen options. I'll make it "first in, first served" so comment now and you can hear about your preference sooner. :-)