@codecoolture

software engineer at @github & building @saraostech

 Asturias (Spain)
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Joined August 2014
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I’ve posted more on @bluesky in the past two weeks than I have on this platform in the entire last year. See you over there! bsky.app/profile/sergio.code…
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Sergio (he/him)@codecoolture18 Nov 2024
I’ve posted more on @bluesky in the past two weeks than I have on this platform in the entire last year. See you over there! bsky.app/profile/sergio.code…
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🌍 El Global Day of Coderetreat está a la vuelta de la esquina y en nuestro blog puedes encontrar una guía sobre cómo facilitar uno. ¿Conoces alguna comunidad que lo vaya a organizar? ¡Compártela! saraos.tech/blog/coderetreat

Cómo facilitar un Coderetreat en tu próximo evento

Todo lo necesario para organizar un coderetreat: formato, restricciones y formación de parejas.

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good memories of both facilitating & participating in past editions of the Global Day of Coderetreat 🥲
Saraos, una alternativa a Meetup@saraostech8 Oct 2024
🌍 El Global Day of Coderetreat está a la vuelta de la esquina y en nuestro blog puedes encontrar una guía sobre cómo facilitar uno. ¿Conoces alguna comunidad que lo vaya a organizar? ¡Compártela! saraos.tech/blog/coderetreat

Cómo facilitar un Coderetreat en tu próximo evento

Todo lo necesario para organizar un coderetreat: formato, restricciones y formación de parejas.

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Septiembre... un mes fantástico para arrancar una comunidad local de tecnología en tu ciudad 😌 Si te gustaría intentarlo, pero no tienes muy claro por donde empezar, te compartimos una guía con todo lo que necesitas saber para comenzar con buen pie. saraos.tech/blog/como-crear-…

Cómo crear una comunidad en 2026

Guía paso a paso para crear una comunidad de software: nombre, formato de eventos e inclusión.

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¿Tienes un grupo de software y te gustaría organizar una sesión participativa para cerrar la temporada de eventos y dar la bienvenida al verano? 🌴 ¡Utiliza un lean coffee! ☕️ En este blogpost te damos las claves sobre cómo facilitarlo: saraos.tech/blog/como-organi…

Cómo organizar un lean coffee

Aprende a facilitar un lean coffee para generar sobre la marcha la agenda de tu próxima reunión.

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I recently read Refactoring UI and found it to be a very practical, hands-on guide for developers aiming to boost their design skills. I've been working on this for the past few years with mixed results 😄, but I always appreciate resources like this one! refactoringui.com/
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next stop: drastically cut down on emojis in the UI. it was fun initially, but my view is too Apple-centric...
Saraos, una alternativa a Meetup@saraostech25 Apr 2024
Recientemente hemos estado trabajando en mejorar un poco la experiencia alrededor de apuntarse a eventos. Ahora, en la página donde se listan asistentes, se puede ver rápidamente qué personas pertenecen a la organización, y para quiénes es su primer evento.
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the experience with emojis differs across OS, which isn't necessarily a bad thing, but controlling emoji rendering is tough --even with the "emoji font stack", they sometimes still render as glyphs.
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sé que hay bastantes personas por aquí organizando saraos que podrían aportar más consejos e información útil 💖
Saraos, una alternativa a Meetup@saraostech24 Jan 2024
¿Quieres crear un grupo de software en 2024? Acabamos de publicar una guía en el blog con un montón de información útil para ayudarte (y lo mejor es que vamos a seguir actualizándola!) saraos.tech/blog/como-crear-…

Cómo crear una comunidad en 2026

Guía paso a paso para crear una comunidad de software: nombre, formato de eventos e inclusión.

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It has been a while since the last time I attended a software conference so I'm happy to share I'll be attending @BilboStack next January! Who else is gonna be there?
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Sergio (he/him)@codecoolture6 Aug 2023
During the last few days, I've been documenting some of my opinions on running software projects. Nothing particularly new, and I will probably keep adding to the article, but it was good exercise. Curious to read yours! codecoolture.com/notes/opini…

Opinions

A collection of thoughts and ideas about running software projects.

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During the last few days, I've been documenting some of my opinions on running software projects. Nothing particularly new, and I will probably keep adding to the article, but it was good exercise. Curious to read yours! codecoolture.com/notes/opini…

Opinions

A collection of thoughts and ideas about running software projects.

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Who else is on Mastodon? 😁 You can find me there mastodon.world/@codecoolture

Sergio (@codecoolture@mastodon.world)

11 Posts, 15 Following, 10 Followers · software engineer @ github

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Sergio (he/him)@codecoolture3 Apr 2023
I'm done with this site. Looking for alternatives.
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I'm done with this site. Looking for alternatives.
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"Deploying software is a terrible, horrible, no good, very bad way to go about the process of changing user-facing code." -- @mipsytipsy charity.wtf/2023/03/08/deplo…
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Yeah, maybe I misunderstand code reviews, but for me, they have always been more about learning than quality. Of course, I saw times when the code review helped to find a bug or a faulty implementation, but they were always more helpful in spreading knowledge.
Gergely Orosz
@GergelyOrosz13 Mar 2023
There’s already a wave of dev tools startups building AI-assisted code reviews. While it’s clear that such tools can (and will) serve as improved linters, their pitch misses an important thing about code reviews: How code reviews spread knowledge about the code across the team.
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Actually, I only sometimes look at pull requests looking for bugs. Instead, I look for how easy it would be for the implementation to change if something is wrong and how easy it would be to find the faulty implementation (does the code have tests? is the code easy to observe?)
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Disclaimer: I haven't worked in critical systems such as medical software, flight control, etc.
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I think I have been using Slack since 2014-2015, and it was not until I joined GitHub that I started to make use of a few features:
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- 🔇 Mute: there are MANY enjoyable channels I like to read occasionally (also, we have quite a few ChatOps channels) - 🔎 Search: helpful to see whether anyone across the org is discussing the same topic - 👀 Unread: use cmd + shift + a to get a unified stream of unread messages
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Interesting to think how, after 10 years working at startups, I had to change many of my day-to-day workflows to feel productive in a completely different setting.
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