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Bot Connector allows you to connect your bot to multiple messaging channels.

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bot-connector-1's Introduction

Hello folks 👋 I'm Kenneth Ham!

const kennetham = {
  pronouns: "he" | "him",
  company: "Eksklushift" | "treatsure",
  code: ["C#", "C++", "Java", "Javascript", "Python", "Ruby", "Rust", "Scala", "Typescript"],
  technologies: {
    cloud: ["AWS", "Azure", "Google", "OpenStack"],
    devops: ["Docker", "Kubernetes"]
  },
  architecture: ["Microservices", "Serverless", "Event-driven", "Distributed Systems", "Design Patterns"],
  techCommunities: {
    speaker: "Microsoft MVP",
    mentor: "GenerationSG", "Others"
  },
  challenge: "I am doing the #100DaysOfRust to build a client-server application on rust."  
};

struct Profile {
  pronouns: String,
  code: [String; 8],
  name: String,
  role: String,
  language: [String; 4]
}

impl Profile {
  fn new() -> Profile {
    Profile {
      pronouns: "he | him".to_string(),
      code: ["C#".to_string(), "C++".to_string(), "Java".to_string(), "Javascript".to_string(), "Python".to_string(), "Ruby".to_string(), "Rust".to_string(), "Scala".to_string(), "Typescript".to_string()],
      name: "Kenneth Ham".to_string(),
      role: "CTO".to_string(),
      language: ["en_SG".to_string(), "zh_CN".to_string(), "ja_JP".to_string(), "ru_RU".to_string()]
    }
  }
  
  fn say_hi(&self) {
    println!("hello world!");
    println!("{}", self.pronouns);
    println!("My name is {}, and I am a {}", self.name, self.role);
    println!("I can speak these languages: {}, {}, {}, {}", self.language[0], self.language[1], self.language[2], self.language[3]);
    
    println!("I can code in the following programming languages:");
    for c in &self.code {
      println!("{}", c)
    }
  }
}

fn main() {
  let profile = Profile::new();
  profile.say_hi();
}