I have added my professional background of the last few years. There are still links missing but I think the current content can provide a clear idea of what I've done and my responsibilities in my last 3 roles. The following step should be to add further links and to include information about my involvement … Continue reading Latest content additions
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Kick off of my personal site
Since I started my professional life, I have been creating and publishing content on internet. Many have also published references about me, projects I am involved or topics that interest me and I want to follow. This site is an attempt to collect the information I produce, others publish about what I am involved in … Continue reading Kick off of my personal site
OpenSouthCode el evento de Open Source del sur de la Península Ibérica
Este sábado 6 de mayo se vuelve a celebrar el OpenSouthCode, el principal evento FLOSS que hay en el sur de la Península Ibérica. Tiene lugar en Málaga y esta edición cuenta con un programa más amplio incluso que la pasada. El día anterior, el viernes 5 de mayo, hay varios meetups en la misma … Continue reading OpenSouthCode el evento de Open Source del sur de la Península Ibérica
Why Codethink is a founding member of the Civil Infrastructure Platform, a Linux Foundation initiative
This blogpost was originally published on the Codethink website on Thursday March 9th.On April 4th 2016 a new Linux Foundation initiative called the Civil Infrastructure Platform was announced. CIP aims to share efforts around building a Linux-based commodity platform for industrial grade products that need to be maintained for anything between 25 and 50 years … Continue reading Why Codethink is a founding member of the Civil Infrastructure Platform, a Linux Foundation initiative
Automotive supply chain and Open Source: a personal view
Software in automotive yesterday The automotive industry has treated software like any other component, as part of the traditional, well structured and highly controlled supply chain. Tier-1's has been providing software to car auto-makers for some years now and both together have done what they have could to prevent consumers or downstream players in the … Continue reading Automotive supply chain and Open Source: a personal view
Codethink is hiring engineers.
Codethink is steadily growing for some time now. I have been working for 18 months in the company and it is about time for me to tell you that this is an outstanding place to work if you:Love Open Source and work upstream.Prefer to work in a startup kind of environment than in a corporate … Continue reading Codethink is hiring engineers.
Business model as a variable to consider when choosing Open Source software.
A couple of weeks ago I gave a talk at an Open Source event for professionals. A senior developer asked me a question that got my attention. It was something like... So do you recommend to consider the business model when choosing a particular piece of Open Source software, beyond the license? My answered was … Continue reading Business model as a variable to consider when choosing Open Source software.
Automotive, what an opportunity for KDE!
During the last year I've focused a significant part of my effort on driving the GENIVI Development Platform, together with some Codethink colleagues and other GENIVI professionals and community members. What is GENIVI Development Platform? GENIVI Development Platform (GDP) is a project and an outcome. As a project, it can be defined as the delivery … Continue reading Automotive, what an opportunity for KDE!
Moving from a traditional product/release focused delivery model to a rolling model
The past few weeks the GDP delivery team together with some key contributors, has been working on a not very visible but still important change. The GDP project has put the basis to turn GDP release based delivery model to a "rolling" one. My colleagues will provide in a coming post the technical details behind … Continue reading Moving from a traditional product/release focused delivery model to a rolling model
Embrace Open Source culture: the 5 common transformations.
Article originally published at Linkedin on May 15th 2016. This is a story of what I have lived or witnessed a few times so far. A story of an organization that used to consume, develop and ship proprietary software for many years. At some point in time, management took the decision of using Open Source. … Continue reading Embrace Open Source culture: the 5 common transformations.
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