Posts on Guillermo Rodríguez

Software developers will sometimes run into problems and, if they have the skills, will develop personal-use software to fix them or work around them.

My usual procrastination habits are a great filter for checking whether the links I put together in these are evergreen.

One of the many projects I had started over the last few months was a daemonized shell.

I have recently joined a startup with a staggering number of repositories for the size of the team.

I changed jobs a couple of weeks ago and got a nice Thinkpad, with Fedora installed.

I spend more time than I probably should building a workflow that feels right for me.

Let’s dive right in by considering a few scenarios: Banking app.

A Language Server Protocol (from here on, LSP) is a very useful developer companion.

1) Reflections on a decade of coding was a great read—especially the Coding section.

Every so often I like to waste spend some time tinkering with my computer’s configuration.

These sort of lists seem to be very popular —and some are actually quite good!

1) In 1983, Ken Thompson, one of the pioneers and giants of computer science, received the Turing award.

Last 11-12 June I had the amazing opportunity to attend the StaffPlus conference in London.

1) A few hours after I wrapped up the last roundup I learned about CVE-2024-3094.

1) One of the best ways to learn how to use your tools is by looking through how other people use theirs.