Software Engineering and articles

And what about the operation of a system in production?

The operation of a system in production is a critical aspect of any complex project: the functionality visible to users is only the tip of the iceberg.

A great improvement is always the result of many micro-improvements

Big improvements do not appear overnight; they are the result of a constant stream of small decisions and changes that gradually transform both a project and our lives.

Amateur developer, junior or senior?

There is more to being a good developer than years of experience or familiarity with a language: quality, habits, design, discipline, and continuous growth matter much more.

On software architecture

Software architecture is not a title or a hierarchy, but a strategic vision that helps communicate decisions, reduce risks, and guide a development team more effectively.

GeeksHubs session: The habits of the professional programmer

A new live session at GeeksHubs on the key habits every software developer should build to improve their career, productivity, and code quality.

On project estimation by the hour

Estimating projects by the hour is one of the hardest parts of software development: uncertainty, changing scope, and client pressure make the real effort extremely difficult to predict.

Thinking in Subprojects

Sometimes the best way to grow a project is to detect its reusable pieces and turn them into subprojects with value of their own.

Session at GeeksHubs on "bad smells"

A talk on technical debt, bad smells, and strategies for improving legacy code in projects that have grown too fast.

What is technical debt

Technical debt is the hidden cost of software development: the accumulated effort created by shortcuts, incomplete design, and poor maintenance that later makes the project harder to evolve.

The Twelve Keys

A practical book for succeeding in entrepreneurship and managing time, attention, discipline, idea validation, and project execution better.

Red Entities

Red Entities is an object mapper and query builder designed for projects that evolve a lot, with flexible data models and small components.

{ Simplify }

Simplicity is not a coincidence or a luxury: it is a discipline that improves work quality, code clarity, and the quality of life.