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tiagoprn/README.md

On 1998 I installed Linux on my first computer and it gave me the insight of the endless possibilities that an open source ecosystem could provide.

On 2009 I made a career shift to web development and started to code on the Linux ecosystem (previously I was a MS-DOS/Windows desktop developer with Clipper/Delphi).

Since then I've been focusing on backend development with Python, Django, Flask and infrastructure automation using shell scripts, Makefiles, Docker and Ansible.

Projects available here

I code and write A LOT on my spare time. My priorities are always changing, as I am curious and like tinkering with code and ricing my development workflow. Here's a summary:

Feel free to browse any of them. If you want to ask anything, go ahead and open an issue. I also accept pull requests. ;)

What I am learning

You can check that on writeloop - which is my second brain that is part of my development workflow and is fully automated.

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  1. nix nix Public

    My nix configurations

    Shell

  2. pde.nvim pde.nvim Public

    My neovim PDE (personal development environment), customized to my workflow.

    Lua 2

  3. devops devops Public

    Ansible playbooks, docker-compose, docker files and others.

    Shell 3

  4. dot_files dot_files Public

    Dot Files (bspwm, sxhkd, bash, git, etc...)

    Shell 5 1

  5. minimum-viable-python-script minimum-viable-python-script Public

    Minimalistic template that can be used as a base to develop a simple python script that interacts with stdin to take part e.g. on shell pipes.

    Python 1

  6. minimal-viable-flask-cookiecutter minimal-viable-flask-cookiecutter Public

    Minimalistic flask template that can be used as a base to develop simple APIs on the Flask Framework, with swagger documentation integrated.

    Python 1