Welcome to Zademy, your personal localhost for ideas, code, and coffee. A space where we transform bugs into features (or at least lessons learned) and where curiosity never causes a Stack Overflow.

This site was born from the need to document the organized chaos that is software development. Here you won't find the "silver bullet" for all your problems, but you will find brutal honesty about what it means to be an engineer today: from the euphoria of a successful deploy on a Friday afternoon, to the despair of a production error that only happens during a full moon.

Why am I here? Because programming is more than writing lines of text on a dark screen; it's an art, a science, and sometimes, a test of mental endurance. After many git commit and git reset, I decided that sharing knowledge is the best way not to lose one's sanity. My only stable relationship currently is with my code editor (and sometimes we argue), so I have plenty of time to dedicate to quality and the community.

In Zademy you'll find:

• 🛠️ Technical articles without anesthesia: straight to the point.
• 🐛 Horror stories (also known as debugging sessions).
• 💡 Reflections on architecture I wish I had earlier.
• 🚀 Experiences of a dev who is still learning that sudo doesn't fix heart problems, but it does fix permission ones.

Thanks for making a pull request to my digital life. Come in, read, and if something breaks, remember: "It works on my machine".