- Open-source software aficionado and a technology advocate by passion & profession
- Co-lead of JHipster, the best development platform in the world 😸
- Developer Advocate at Adyen
- Polyglot developer mainly working with Java, JavaScript, TypeScript, Go, Rust, and Kotlin. Dabbling with few other languages occasionally.
- Cloud & Container technology enthusiast and advocate
- A published author, international conference speaker, and avid blogger
- Passionate about developer experience and user experience
- Expertise in solution ideation, visualization, and prototyping
- Love Astronomy, Motorbikes, and Robotics
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The state of Linux as a daily use OS in 2021
Let's see what is the state of Linux, for daily use, in 2021 is and if its a viable alternative to Windows and macOS
Some OSS projects I work on
JHipster Generator
A cool generator for Angular/React/VueJS + Spring stack
KDash
A Kubernetes dashboard written in Rust
JDL Studio
An awesome online JDL editor and visualizer
JHipster Registry
Service Registry, based on Spring Cloud Netflix Eureka and Spring Cloud Config
JHipster Entity Audit Generator
A yeoman generator to enable entity audit in JHipster generated apps
JHipster Bootswatch Theme Generator
A yeoman generator to enable Bootswatch themes in JHipster generated apps
Angular Object Diff
An AngularJS plugin to generate and view object difference
UML and Sequence Diagram Generator
A sequence diagram generator using angularJS and an UML Diagram Generator based on PlantUML. Experimental.
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Featured posts
Concurrency in modern programming languages: Introduction
Building a concurrent web server in Rust, Go, JS, TS, Kotlin, and Java to compare concurrency performance
🚀 Demystifying memory management in modern programming languages
Let us take a look at how modern programming languages manage memory.
My first impressions of Rust
This is what I thought about Rust while learning it. From a pragmatic perspective.
My reflections on Golang
After using Go for more than 9 months, here is what I think of it
