Since I was born, there has always been a computer at home. That's why I've spent my life playing around with tech stuff. When the Internet reached my home, I started to investigate how websites worked. Years later, I founded a startup, where I started to see technology from a business perspective. Thanks to MOOCs, but mainly thanks to 42 Madrid, I've learnt not only about numerous specific technologies but also the fundaments of software development with low level languages such as C and C++.

Node.js, React, Next.js, Bootstrap, Chakra, Prisma.

AWS (ec2, s3, codebuild, EBS, lambdas), GCloud(bigquery), dbt, Mongodb, Stitch

APIs de Salesforce, Hubspot, Wordpress. Integromat/Make, Zapier.

Vim fan

• Web app to play Pong online against other players: challenges, ranking, ladder, different game modes and power ups.
• Chat rooms with persistence, private messages, friends, etc.
• Websockets for game and chat, login with Oauth2, user privilege management, 2FA with QR via mobile app.

• Reimplementation of some data structures from C++ 98 STL.
• Vector, Map, Stack and Set, including iterators, reverse iterators and a red-black tree.
• Stress tests with similar performance compared to STL.

• Portable environment to ease the search for bugs and leaks in C and C++, packed with GCC, Clang, Valgrind and vim.
• Image build and upload to DockerHub is automatic when a PR is merged.
• Tested on Mac, Linux and Windows.

• IRC server based on RFC1459 protocol.
• Compatible with IRC clients who follow the same protocol (i.e.: irssi, Textual, etc.)
• Includes most of the commands and modes of users and operators.

• Unix-like shell: a command interpreter inspired in bash.
• Allows command execution, redirections and pipes.
• Implements its own builtins: env, export, cd, echo and unset.