
2025 Yearly Recap
2025 is almost over. It wasn't perfect, but it was a challenging year for health and work-life balance.
Reflections on career, soft skills, productivity, and the human side of programming.

2025 is almost over. It wasn't perfect, but it was a challenging year for health and work-life balance.

Sometimes, life gets too noisy—work, technology, AI everywhere, and things always changing. We forget to care for what really matters. That’s when your body and health send a strong message and make you stop to think about your life. I’ve been offlin...

The year 2024 is almost over, and reflecting on it, it was amazing with many tech talks, community contributions, learning from the community, and sharing great times with friends and family. Special Thanks I want to say a big thank you to Jörgen de ...

Hi! 👋🏽 November has ended, and it was packed with four events in a single month (special thanks to my family, Edgar, and Silvia, for their patience ❤️). It was an incredible experience sharing and learning with the community and GDG. Let’s recap! �...

Hi! 👋🏽 October has ended, and it was a month where I felt more productive. I started to find time to write more, learn, and share! From exploring NgRx entities, building dashboards, to hosting exciting events. Let’s take a look back at the highligh...

September has come to an end, and it was a calm and reflective month. While I couldn't write as much as I had hoped, I took the time to adapt to my job at @celonis and dive deeper into Angular Signals, writing, and reading a great book. Let's take a ...

August has come and gone, and it was a bit quieter than usual. I focused on a few important things, especially refreshing my knowledge about RxJS, and took some time off. Thanks to @googledevexpert and @angularaddicts for the mention! Let me share wh...

July has come to an end. That month has been a bit busy, so I can't write too much, but I always take time to write about things I'm doing. During July, most of my time was spent writing tests and playing with ChatBots and LLMs. Let's take a look bac...

June has come to an end, and it has been a fantastic month with some changes in my professional life! I want to take a moment to share the great experience I had working with the community and learning about NgRx and testing. Let's take a look back a...

May has come to an end, and what a fantastic month it was! I had a great time learning about real-time apps, optimization, and NgRx. I also enjoyed working with Progress Telerik and Kendo UI learning about improve performance, build flexible componen...

April has come to an end, and what a fantastic month it was! I had a great time learning about Signals, Angular 17, and the future of testing. Let's take a look back at the highlights and fun moments. 👋🏼 Bye Bye Karma! Hello Web Test Runner and 🦥 ...

March has come to an end, and what a fantastic month it was! I had a great time diving into AI, learning about Angular and Typescript, and connecting with the DonWeb Cloud & IaaS community, especially about Kendo. Let's take a look back at the highli...

February was amazing and full of surprises! Let's go over the best parts and the fun projects I worked on. Cheers from the Community Big cheers: I became a #ProgressChampion! 🎉 Thank you so much to Progress Telerik and Kendo UI for this big honor. ...

Reflecting on 2023, I experienced a year brimming with presentations, contributions, and remarkable achievements in content creation. Here's a snapshot of my year by the numbers: 🎤 14 Talks: Shared knowledge on topics like Angular , Astro, Analog, ...

The year 2022 is close to ending; it has been a fantastic year for my professional goals and family. I am 39 years old, so I have focused on investing energy in topics related to my job to make my life as a developer easier. I want to use this post t...

The 2021 year was good, professional, technical, and personal, but I'm 38 years old, so I can't learn too much stuff simultaneously. I'm learning slowly; similar to 2020, I'm only spending my energy on topics related to my job to make my life easy. I...