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I'm already an experienced tutor: I'm passionate about helping students grapple with new concepts and seeing that understanding come to life with the magic of programming languages. I care about my craft and exposing fellow programmers to stylistic and organizational patterns that reveal factorizations and challenge the reasoning behind conventional defaults.
Hi! I'm Fernando, a professional systems programmer since 1997. I have another 10 years as an amateur programmer, since I started programming when I was 9 years old, or maybe earlier, because my father is also a programmer. I have a Degree in CS. In recent years I have been involved in the Bitcoin and Blockchain development: I'm a member of the Bitcoin Cash developer committee, contributor of Bitcoin-ABC (main BCH implementation) and the lead developer of Bitprim (BTC, BCH and LTC full-node implementation), both nodes are open-source. I'm a tech blogger and public speaker. I love algorithms, data structures, mathematics, computer architecture and low-level computer stuff. If you want to improve your skills in C++, C#, Bitcoin, blockchain, algorithms, system programming or performance optimizations don't hesitate to get in touch.
I've been working with UNIX-like systems (Linux, FreeBSD, OpenBSD, Mac OS X and many more) for about 20 years, both as a hobby, as my field of study and as a profession. I run my own company in Sweden in UNIX consultation, education and hosting. I've also written five books about programming and Linux. The first book is about Python. The second book is about C programming in Linux, macOS, BSD and Solaris. The third book is about Linux system administration. The forth one is about Linux system programming (the only one in English). The fifth one is about Docker. I prefer to do freelance jobs. I can also do sessions though, but keep in mind that I prefer to use text chat only, no voice.
I have around 25 years experience in IT. In the past 8 years I have enjoyed my time as a DevOps practitioner in a few different roles. I have been able to combine my prior network and systems administration skills into a well-rounded DevOps practice. Technologies and tools come and go, but the fundamentals of DevOps always remain important. I believe that my range of knowledge will be helpful to you!
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I've been in the field of programming for 25+ years, starting from before my graduation in 1999. I'm an expert C programmer, with a strong background in relational databases using PostgreSQL. I'm a generalist, and have a wide variety of technical skills ranging from operating systems to backend services.
I've been coding since I was nine and I still love it. I've worked as a freelancer for very large and very small businesses. I've worked for SF bay area startups and I've contributed to a lot of open source software. I have taught classes and mentored a lot of people.
As a senior backend developer at one of the largest hosting providers in the Netherlands, I've written automated systems for our webhosting and VPS services. I am also an active member of the PHP community in the Netherlands, attend a lot of meetups, try to help people in any way possible and trying out public speaking to aid that goal.
Senior Software Engineer for DELL Technologies. BS in Computer Science. Entrepener, hands on. C/C++/Go/Python Containers, Web Stack, Deployment, CI/CD
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