About me

This blog was born from two motivations: building products that create real value and sharing everything I learn along the way. I've been programming and tinkering with servers since I was eleven; I've always been passionate about learning.

My professional experience is already more than ten years working as a software engineer—from my early days as a freelancer while studying a degree and a master's in AI, to roles in consultancies, product companies, and one of the largest e‑commerce companies.

In recent years I've worked as a manager (what in the industry is known as a tech lead) because I enjoy helping teams grow and improve. Even so, I like to devote a good share of my time to keep learning about AI, development, and product creation.

I firmly believe that if you want to progress, you have to be always learning, and knowledge is acquired by practicing. For me, programming is a means, not an end: it's for creating useful tools, solving real problems, and helping others build their ideas. That's what motivates me most.

Without realizing it, I've ended up collaborating with people and companies on different fronts: advising on idea validation and responsible, effective AI integration in their processes, as well as working on the more technical side like infrastructure, design, and product development.

This blog, which I've developed myself and deployed on a VPS, is the laboratory where I document all of that: my experiments with products and servers, my homelab, wins, mistakes, and the tools that are truly useful to me.

If you want to create value by building your own products, or you enjoy tinkering and experimenting with technology, you'll find resources to move forward without frustration and without feeling alone along the way.

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