Across the years in my career as a software developer, I have always felt that I should get better at making my code more readable. This keeps coming to me every time I read my code from the past and find it hard to understand. What was I thinking when → continue

I have been asked several times about my software testing practices so I decided to spend some time and write them down for future reference and feedback. → continue

This one is short, kinda a micro-post. It’s about misconceptions and ethics in Software development and engineering. → continue

It’s remarkably satisfying to see a nice idea becoming an amazing Product, a successful machinery, probably from the non-technical point of view a fully functional black box. Technical people think different, especially software developers and engineers, we try to understand the working parts of every product we know or use, → continue

Building software is often under-valuated, many people think that building an app is reduced to writing code, sometimes that’s true, except when it isn’t. When the business grows you need to scale your strategy in order to stay competitive. Moving fast is important so is a matter of adapting or → continue

Linux randomly freezes on laptops with Baytrail processors and you are forced to do a hard restart, this an open issue of the kernel that apparently only affects the 4.x versions. You might feel hopeless as this is a low priority issue for the kernel but hopefully, there is a → continue

Today I would like to talk about pure functions and how they help to write better and maintainable code. I tried it myself as an experiment and it went pretty well, good news is that you can apply it in whatever language you like, no matter if it supports Functional → continue

"It works" 🙌 → continue

It was 2011, I was a Java developer by that time, I was comfortable with libraries and tooling I used; I was a productive and happy user of Play Framework, Spring Framework, Maven and a couple of other small libraries. I thought I had it all. I learned Java in → continue

Last year, 2015 was a great year, it was my 3rd year as a Lead DevOps Engineer at my company. It was a year where was able to try a lot of new stuff, here is a list of things I learnt and skills I developed and consolidated during this → continue