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How the repository works: five layers and an agent that knows where it stands
My repository does not store files. It stores my process, my criteria, and what good work means to me. This is how an agent can run it without guessing.
Blog
All posts
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It wasn't a straight line: it was a broken loop
Four years freelancing with a process that was a straight line full of leaks: value escaped in four places and I couldn't see it. This is how I wrote it down and closed it.
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Using Omarchy
Sharing my experience using Omarchy and why I think you should try it if you're a Linux user.
Omarchy
Linux
Hyprland
Neovim
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Handling errors with Effect
Effect is, in my opinion, the best way to make your TypeScript codebase have robust and reliable error handling.
TypeScript
Effect
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Security lessons after suffering a DDoS
A DDoS attack took Bruschi Rentals offline for days: $520 in Twilio, 900 fake users, and a blocked card. This is how I experienced it, how I fixed it, and what I learned along the way.
Go
Security
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Entities
Learn about Entities in DDD, how they differ from Value Objects and how to implement them correctly in TypeScript.
TypeScript
DDD
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Value Objects
The core concept of DDD and Clean Architecture. Avoids the primitive obsession code smell.
TypeScript
DDD
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Essential Plugins for Neovim
Discover the most important plugins in my Neovim setup and how I use them to be more productive.
Neovim
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Errors as values in Typescript
Learn how to rely on the type system to improve the way you handle errors in your typescript code
TypeScript
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Create a blog with astro and markdown P1
Discover how to create yout own blog with astro, a web framework for fast content sites and mardown, a markup language with a great ease to use to write content and take notes.
Astro
Markdown
