Display programming skills on resume in a efficiently and visually appealing way

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In looking up how to display these I have seen:

Comma Separated
Bulleted List
- just skills
- skills with description
Table

It does not seem that these approaches can be space efficient without presenting a wall of text or aesthetically pleasing without taking up too make space. I was wondering if there are any approaches that reach a happy medium.

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