Hi, I’m Daniel Jesus.
I’m a software engineer and I don’t believe tools or frameworks fix poor architectural decisions.
I care about building well-crafted software. Software that behaves well in production, avoids constant firefighting, and keeps complexity under control, even in simple scenarios.
I’m interested in open source, software architecture, and performance.
Not performance in isolation, but performance that holds up under real traffic, failures, and business constraints.
My open-source projects are used by developers around the world and have accumulated 12,000+ GitHub stars.
For me, that represents trust built over time.
I spend my time writing code, speaking at technical events, maintaining open-source projects, and sharing what I learn with the community.
With experience, one thing becomes very clear:
most problems are not technical. They are foundational.
A simple snapshot of consistency, adoption, and long-term contribution.
These are the technologies I work with on a regular basis — not because they are fashionable, but because they help me build systems that are reliable, maintainable, and aligned with real business needs.
Good architecture isn’t about choosing the right tools.
It’s about making thoughtful decisions — and owning the consequences.