jointhefreeworld.org

Joe’s web-site - Join the Free World

Welcome to Joe’s corner of the internet

engineering, code, philosophical thoughts, principles, respect and freedom.

Visit my blog, where I discuss engineering, my thoughts on life, and write some guides.

See all my source code at Codeberg.


πŸ‚ 🐧 jointhefreeworld? #

jointhefreeworld represents the ecosystem of free software I make and share with the world.

I release all my personal projects in a way that is free as in freedom and respecting of users and other hackers.


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I develop all kinds of tech solutions for day to day problems of me and of my clients and I document my tech choices in My Tech Radar.

I also make videos, about music, guitar 🎸, GNU Guix, Nix, Haskell and more..

The jointhefreeworld project has an inclusive and community-driven code of conduct.

For development convenience in the jointhefreeworld platform, we have an overview of reserved ports in a VPS / server.

πŸ’Ό For free and open source project management, check the LucidPlan project. This is a good alternative to commercial project planning tools like Trello or Jira.

βš™οΈ For CI/CD with a Lisp/Scheme flavor, free as in freedom, check the Byggsteg project. Let’s set you up with a Lispy server infra for continuous integration that is easy and flexible.

🎻 If you play an instrument, want to learn music, or share musical knowledge, check the WikiMusic project. This is a project dedicated to sharing musical knowledge and exploring music freely.

Visit my portfolio (work-in-progress 🚧) where I showcase my projects and software I build.



πŸ•ΊπŸ» About me #

what’s your name ?
Joe for short or jjba23 online.
passions
Software, Emacs, GNU/Linux, Guix, the amazing world of Free Software, Music and CrossFit.
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I usually develop in Scheme (Guile), Lisp, Haskell, Bash, Rust, Scala, Emacs Lisp, and more.
where from ?
I live in Noord-Holland, The Netherlands πŸ‡³πŸ‡± I was born in Barcelona, Spain πŸ‡ͺπŸ‡Έ
motto
Always learning, staying humble, appreciating the small moments. Fine words and insinuating appearance are seldom associated with true virtue.