Yes, I am building open source projects on GitHub. In fact, I’ve been doing it since January 1th, 2013 on GitHub; however I've ever already been doing before it. That's when I made my first commit. Since then I pushed a lot of commits 🤯. I am proud to be part of the work of millions of developers, companies and robots across the solar system 🪐.
- Staff Software Engineer with a strong focus on Software Architecture and Distributed Systems
- Technical Writer to Averin Newsletter.
- Experienced
.NET C#,TypeScript,Pythonand other languages - Currently contributing to GitBeholder
- Always learning — right now exploring
Go&Rust - Happy to discuss: software design, systems architecture, programming languages, and all things computing
- Reach me on *LinkedIn
- Level up your as a software engineer Joining to Averin on Discord
- Fun fact: Coffee is my favorite debugging tool
- Python Decorators: A Beginner's Guide for Insurance and Financial Systems
- Message Delivery Guarantees in Distributed Systems
- What is Entity in Domain-Driven Design?
- Why Software Engineers Fail When Starting with Microservices
| Project | Description | Languages |
|---|---|---|
| Outfocus CLI | Talk to your n8n agents with Outfocus CLI | Python |
| AthenaLibraryAPI | API for Athena's Library | Python, FastAPI |
| UltraSpeedBus | Ultra Speed Bus Messaging for Distributed Systems in .NET | C# |
| MarkdownToHtml | Markdown to HTML Parser | F# |
| Elyosemite-nvim | Neovim configurations for Geeks | Lua |
| clojure-noob | Learning Clojure Programming Language | Clojure |
| Westminster | Westminster is a Haskell-based project aiming to implement Domain-Driven Design (DDD) and Clean Architecture principles. This repository serves as a structured foundation for building maintainable, scalable, and highly cohesive applications using functional programming. | Haskell |
| Ironman | This repository was created for studies purpose in Rust Language. | Rust |
- I thrive at the intersection of theory and practice: applying solid principles to real-world engineering problems.
- Deeply inspired by system thinking, scalability challenges, and the art of writing maintainable code.
- I believe great software comes from collaboration, curiosity, and craftsmanship.