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  1. 1984

    One of Britain’s most popular novels, George Orwell’s Nineteen Eighty-Four is set in a society terrorised by a totalitarian ideology propagated by The Party.

  2. Why you should consider testing as part of your daily development habit and how it’s directly linked to the software quality.

  3. High Output Management

    In this legendary business book and Silicon Valley staple, the former chairman and CEO of Intel shares his perspective on how to build and run a company.

  4. The Manager Path

    Key lessons # One-on-one meetings with your manager are an essential feature of a good working relationship.

  5. Clean Agile

    Clean Agile comes from Uncle Bob, one of the founding fathers of Agile, one of the seventeen people who authored the Agile Manifesto back in 2001.

  6. Definition # Extreme Programming (XP) is an agile software development framework that aims to produce higher quality software, and higher quality of life for the development team.

  7. Symfony 5

    This book, written by Symfony’s creator, lays out a pragmatic approach to developing web applications with Symfony 5: from scratch to production.

  8. Making headway

    Adrian (guitar, drums) & Chema (bass).

  9. We have found ourselves attending a meeting that felt like we were wasting our time with a “monologue” that is either hard to follow or doesn’t seem so interesting as it could.

  10. Atomic Habits

    People think that when you want to change your life, you need to think big.

  11. What is legacy code?

  12. Silver lining

    Adrian (guitar) & Chema (bass).

  13. The Art of War

    The text is composed of 13 chapters, each of which is devoted to one aspect of warfare.

  14. Clean Architecture

    Code design principles (SOLID) # Single Responsibility: a class should have one, and only one, reason to change.

  15. Chapter 29: July 2017

    I’m Not Talking About Self-Help # I didn’t intend to write a self-help book; instead, I aimed to make writing one of my most popular tools to help organize reason and senses.

  16. Chapter 28: June 2017

    Perceptions # It’s not about waiting for the moment when our life is all figured out; instead, it’s about actively resolving our life, day by day, so that we’ve created a routine for our excellence.

  17. Chapter 27: May 2017

    Masked Mediocrity # Religion is a package of pre-established habits, where the will to power is reduced to the absurdity of mere conformity to mediocrity, masked by a complacency towards the consent of lack of perseverance.

  18. Chapter 26: April 2017

    The Value # "How much are we worth?"

  19. The Power of Habit

    Takeaways # All habits operate the same way Changing a habit means changing one key aspect… …and changing one habit can change a lot of things Willpower is a muscle Practice, practice, practice

  20. Chapter 25: March 2017

    Truth # Truth resides in knowledge.

  21. Our Life # The sensation of losing everything can naturally mislead us when we fully understand our reality.

  22. False freedom # Life tends to chaos, partly because of its faults and lack of preparation.

  23. Slave to Death # Having death so present day after day, so recurrent, is something inevitable for us.

  24. Sweet memories # Patience and tranquility.

  25. Takeaways # Don’t Repeat Yourself.

  26. Entropy # A simple thought is enough to make us realize how fragile we can be.

  27. Sprint

    “Sprint offers a transformative formula for testing ideas that works whether you’re at a startup or a large organization.

  28. You Only Live Once # You only live once, or at least that’s as far as we can comprehend.

  29. The Clean Coder

    Programmers who endure and succeed amidst swirling uncertainty and nonstop pressure share a common attribute: They care deeply about the practice of creating software.

  30. I’m back to being myself # I don’t want to end this adventure just yet.

  31. Tap into the wisdom of experts to learn what every programmer should know, no matter what language you use.

  32. Chapter 17: July 2016

    Understanding # Realizing the delicacy of the whole, the daily and necessary effort to remain consistent in our eagerly sought satisfaction.

  33. Chapter 16: June 2016

    What if…?

  34. Clean Code

    Even bad code can function.

  35. Chapter 15: May 2016

    In the end # One step away from everything and one step away from absolute nothingness.

  36. Chapter 14: April 2016

    To Appear or to Be # We can appear as many things and act in so many possible ways… to the point, perhaps, of clouding the true self.

  37. Chapter 13: March 2016

    It Becomes More Noticeable # The value of our time becomes more noticeable, along with the memory of death, evoking that constant nostalgia, wishing to make its way on this path full of uncertainties and, at times, disheartening.

  38. Traveling to Our Encounter # A continuous and changing void.

  39. Ambition in a Dream # Ambition is wanting more and better; it’s not giving up, especially not for just anything.

  40. The Art of Adaptation # To fear routine and repetition.

  41. To the Motive # There has always been a purpose.

  42. Above Good and Evil # Above everything possible and impossible.

  43. God exists: it’s me, and so are you # I am an undead.

  44. Everything is stages # We are stages and moments, with their highs and lows, like everything in this life.

  45. Chapter 05: July 2015

    Actions and words # I’d dare to think that there is no more significant order than to act according to one’s thoughts as if they were about a young utopia for society.

  46. Chapter 04: June 2015

    Older brother # We must want to be the older brother we would have liked to have.

  47. Chapter 03: May 2015

    On-time # Is there anything more relative than time?

  48. Chapter 02: April 2015

    The art of writing # I like to write without thinking about anything.

  49. Chapter 01: March 2015

    In one drink # It is funny to go hand in hand with time, first feeling so many things, so many emotions concentrated instantly, and second, without meaning the same emotions.