Hi, I’m Joe. Welcome to my node in the free world.
A space where engineering meets philosophy, driven by curiosity and an uncompromising quest for freedom.
Visit my blog 📰, where I discuss software and other kinds of engineering, my thoughts on life, and write some how-to’s.
See all my programs and source code (lots of Lisp and FP) </> at Codeberg.
jointhefreeworld is the name of my überprojekt, the ecosystem of free software I make and share with the world, and all my documents and adventures on all that..
It is also a non-recursive acronym:
Just One Interesting New Tweak, Hours Evaporate, Fiddling, Recompiling, and Emacs for almost Everything, Workflow is Optimal, Rice Looks Dope
I release all my personal projects in a way that is free as in freedom and respecting of users and other hackers.
I develop all kinds of tech solutions for day to day problems of me and of my clients. See The FREE stack - My Tech Radar.
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.
I have a useful Style Guide for Documentation as well that can help you write better documentation, manuals, tutorials and READMEs.
💼 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.
⚙️ 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.
I also make videos, about music, guitar 🎸 , Lisp, GNU Guix, Nix, Haskell and more..
Visit my portfolio (work-in-progress 🚧) where I showcase my projects and software I build.
🕺🏻 About me #
- what’s your name ?
- Joe for short or jjba23 online.
- passions
- Software, Emacs, GNU/Linux, the amazing world of Free Software, Music and CrossFit.
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- I usually develop in Scheme (Guile), Lisp, Haskell, Bash, Kotlin, Java, Rust, Scala, Emacs Lisp, and more.
- where from ?
- I live in Noord-Holland, The Netherlands 🇳🇱 I was born in Barcelona, Spain 🇪🇸
- motto
- Fine words and insinuating appearance are seldom associated with true virtue.
What some say about me #
Josep is a one man army. Is the youngest senior developer that I’ve met who can solve problems you don’t even know you have. Always looks at the whole picture and finds the simplest solution for the most complicated task. He has a lot of patience, always the right answers. He is a technical person who would speak for days about technology, so… don’t get him started, unless you have something to take notes. -— Dan Andrei Dobos (Software Engineer), colleague
Josep is a humble yet very skilled developer with great analytical skills and an eye for details, not does he only master his occupation but he is also a great devops engineer. Josep knows his way around the Linux/Unix environment is if he was a Linux Engineer himself. I really enjoyed working with Josep he is a great team player with lots of patience and communication skills.Josep never stops being a great developer it doesn’t matter if its weekend or working hours for him the moment he gets an idea or reads about something he can use he starts mastering it immediately. I strongly recommend Josep as a colleague/team member 11/10 there are little amount of people who are as hungry for perfection as he is! -— Miroslav Windhouwer (Linux Engineer), colleague