Hi, I live in Argentina and I work with technology.
In this blog you'll find mostly technical articles about Linux, Drupal, SciFi (along with other stuff and random thoughts).
To get in touch with me you can reach me at Drupal, LinkedIn, or use my twitter user Ibodigi.
I also share all my presentations at NotRandom and you can find my student site at Informática 1 (UTN).
I have a long history with Linux, I started on 1995. When on 2013 GNOME moved to its 3.x version & Ubuntu decided to use as desktop Unity (instead of GNOME 2.x as it did before) y felt betrayed (not just me, but the whole community using GNOME).
Since I was a child my favorite kind of novels had been science fiction ones, and one of my favorite authors is Issac Asimov. One of the things I like the most about his work is how he built a whole timeline and universe where he tells the history of mandkind and his conquer of the universe. When reading his books this is not obvious, but once you read several of them you'll start to see it.
We have a business project with my wife and had trouble deciding whether it had potential or not. We decided to participate on a local program/competition for entrepreneurs called Naves. During that course we met a lot of people, learned a lot about entrepreneurship and got a method for evaluating projects.
I want to leave some comprehensive about Drupal8 initiatives, because each time I read about them I get lost in the maze. I hope this will help you as well.
I've been working with Wordpress, I work with Drupal, and I wanted to summarize a bit how to deal with Security in Wordpress.
I have lately been heavily exposed to feeds/syndication protocols pushing the boundaries of what I knew in relation to this subject. There are lots of other news services (facebook, twitter, etc...) but the ones described over here provide a common ground/language that's open to anyone. You'll just need a reader (there are many including Firefox/Thunderbird) and you are set to go.
Today I assisted a Webminar from CommerceGuys. Drupal 8 will introduce a new architecture that eventually will render current modules obsolete. The initiative seems strong, moving along, has technical reasons behind it, etc... I was relieft to learn current module system will coexist for some time, their plan seems to be a gradual change.