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Discovering Gemini CLI

19/08/202601/07/2025 by cesar

Recently, Google launched Gemini CLI, an open-source AI agent for the command line. In the announcement, they mention that the tool isn’t just for coding—it supports many other tasks as well. It also comes with very generous usage limits for the free version. One feature that especially caught my attention is the ability to access … Read more

Are you married with your framework?

19/08/202629/05/2025 by cesar

In the vibrant universe of software development, some topics, like true classics, always ignite passionate debate. We’re talking about those eternal discussions that divide the community: tabs or spaces? vi or emacs? Similarly, frameworks hold a privileged spot on this list of “things that stir up passions.” Just like other fundamental tools (programming languages or … Read more

Turning Uncertainty Into Delivery: A Real Case with a Top-Tier Enterprise Client

19/08/202623/05/2025 by cesar

A stylized digital illustration split into two halves by a sturdy arched bridge. On the left side, labeled "CRISIS," a stormy, chaotic landscape features dark clouds, rain, lightning, and scattered tech icons such as broken code and a paused timeline. On the right side, labeled "SUCCESS," a calm, sunny landscape shows rolling green hills and a large mobile app icon with a checkmark, symbolizing achievement. The bridge, painted in gold tones, spans a river connecting the turbulent scene to the serene one, representing the transition from crisis to success.

Here is a case where I helped a Spanish consulting firm get a derailed software development project back on track, allowing them to confidently meet their commitments to their client. It’s an example where applying best practices and a pragmatic approach were key to success.

Tactical Tornadoes: The Hidden Cost of Rapid Software Development

19/08/202620/05/2025 by cesar

The other day, I was listening to an interview with John Ousterhout, a computer science professor at Stanford and author of “A Philosophy of Software Design.” The concept of a “tactical tornado” really caught my attention. Here’s what it means:

Enforcing Clean Architecture Without Slowing Down Your Builds

19/08/202627/03/2025 by cesar

I usually structure my codebase following Clean Architecture principles, which helps ensure scalability.

If you look at the root folder structure of the projects I work on, you’d see something like this (for more complex projects, it might vary, but the general idea remains the same):

Android accessibility services 101

19/08/202608/02/2021 by cesar

What are Android accessibility services? Why are needed? What superpowers offer to your app? In this first post of the series, I give an introduction to Android accessibility services.

This is the first post about a series. Make sure to check all other posts: