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"Jack of all trades, master of none", yes. But I can’t help it. I like a lot of things. This is a collection of pages is a sample of some of those things, though most have to do with software development.
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"Quien mucho abarca, poco aprieta", sí. Pero no puedo evitarlo. Me gustan muchas cosas. Esta es una colección de páginas es una muestra de algunas de esas cosas, pero la mayoría tiene que ver con el desarrollo de software.
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API. Good APIs can make code a lot better with really small changes. Here are some examples.
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Cooking. Eating food is kind of important, it seems.
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Cócteles que hace siglos que no preparo porque no tengo tiempo, ni visitas, ni bebo apenas alcohol ya… (aunque muchas de las recetas son sin alcohol, y las recomiendo).
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Development. Notes on software development.
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Exceptions. Notes on exceptions, mainly in C++.
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Frida, the excellent reverse engineering framework that feels like magic.
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Git, some notes.
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Internationalization mistakes. Some recurrent mistakes that I see on code review.
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Juegos de mesa con la asombrosa baraja multiusos Everdeck.
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Licensing notes to self.
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Lua is great, and these are my notes on it for quick reference.
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Projects is a massive list of projects that I’ve saved for later (I can recommend many there, but I’ve not tried the majority of them, so it is not an endorsement!).
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Qt. Some notes on Qt development. I consider myself a Qt specialist (with a diploma and everything), and I’m pretty nerdy when it takes to delve into its internals.
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Redux is an eye opener on how to make "functional style" viable in languages which are not functional, and don’t need to be to make code nicely readable, performant, and above all, easily testable without mocks and stubs.
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Shell. I love to use the shell, but, my goodness, is such a terrible programming language that I need constant notes.
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Testing software. Some notes about a topic that I care and love.