Sergio Pedrosa Ruiz

Here we are, all focused, tackling the final features of our project in #NoCountry, getting everything ready for deployment! 🚀 Today, we implemented an email validator via mail sender! 👨🏻‍💻 With colleagues like Juan Ortega, every day brings new learning opportunities! 🙌🏻 #Java #SpringBoot #BackEnd #PairProgramming

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Eventostec: A web platform to centralize tech community events and meetups. Developed with Java Spring, PostgreSQL, and AWS Hello everyone! I'm sharing with you my project Eventostec, a web platform that centralizes tech community events and meetups. The project was developed with the aim of deepening my knowledge in Java Spring, PostgreSQL, and AWS. Technologies used: Java Spring: Framework for backend development. PostgreSQL: Relational database. AWS: Services for deployment and infrastructure management. Docker: Platform for developing, deploying, and running applications. LocalStack: Framework for simulating AWS services locally. Features: Event Creation: Allows users to create and manage events. Event Listing: Displays a list of available events. Event Registration: Users can register for events. Notifications: Sends notifications about new events and updates. Prerequisites: Java 11+ Maven PostgreSQL Docker LocalStack Link to git repository: https://lnkd.in/egD5hnvB

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If you have questions about our API or want to learn more about integration and process optimization, this webinar might be helpful.

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🚀Hello! I would like to share my latest project that improves chat capabilities through the integration of various technologies! Thank you, Gonzalo Pozzo, for your great Twitch streams that inspired me. 🔗 I’ve implemented a chat trigger node in n8n to activate workflows based on user inputs, enabling dynamic interactions. 🤖 Using Mistral AI’s small model, I ensure contextually relevant responses. User queries are transformed into embeddings, maintaining context throughout the conversation. 📊 I leverage PineCone for vector storage and retrieval, calculating similarity between user queries and stored embeddings. This allows me to quickly pinpoint the most relevant information. 🛠️ By indexing knowledge documents contained in Google Docs and segmenting the text into fragments, I convert them into embeds for efficient storage. This structured approach enhances my Chatbot, making it more responsive and insightful. I’m still  working on more updates and refining this system! For more details, visit my project section. #n8n #MistralAI #PineCone #Chatbot #Flutter

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Hi! I'd like to share today some hints about a very importante feature on OO languages, on that case, in JAVA... Inheritance. Understand this feature is the base for OO languages and know how to handle different cases is so powerfull to improve our deliverys everyday. Hope this article keep helping our community. https://lnkd.in/eMZ-pynV

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"Thriving in Android Development using Kotlin" by Gema Socorro Rodríguez is a comprehensive guide that balances theory and practical implementation. Aimed at beginners and intermediate developers, the book offers clear, structured explanations of Kotlin's role in modern Android development. Rodriguez expertly introduces the core concepts of Android, starting from the basics and progressively. The hands-on examples and well-organized chapters make complex topics accessible, ensuring a smooth learning curve. One of the standout features is the inclusion of best practices for clean code, testing, and performance optimization, which are invaluable for anyone aspiring to be a professional Android developer. The book is packed with real-world projects, providing readers with practical exposure and insights. Overall, it's a highly informative resource to help developers confidently build high-quality Android apps using Kotlin. Thanks, Nivedita P. for allowing me to review this book.

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I completed the iOS Lead Essentials program 🚀! Here's a summary of what I learned 👇 - The fundamentals of good system design and architecture. How to think, design, and draw diagrams like a software architect. - Networking best practices to develop, maintain, and test a clean networking layer in iOS apps with key frameworks such as URLSession, URLProtocol, Decodable, and third-party code. Also, how to work effectively with backend teams. - Persistence best practices to effectively develop, maintain, and test a clean persistence layer in iOS apps using URLCache, CoreData, FileManager, Codable, and other key persistence frameworks. - UI, UX, and Presentation best practices, and how to develop, maintain, and test a clean UI and Presentation layer in iOS apps. How to use MVC, MVVM, MVP, and their variants, prototyping techniques, localizing apps, working effectively with designers, and how to create reusable UI/Presentation components. - Composition best practices - how to compose modules to form a fully functional app. Also, how to validate high-level acceptance criteria with automated tests at every level (Unit, Integration, Snapshot, UI...), how to use the Combine framework and how to develop, maintain, and test-drive a clean Composition layer in iOS apps. - How to develop better apps faster with ready solutions to common challenges such as modularization in large apps, pagination with caching, navigation and custom flows, dependency injection, generic and reusable components, performance optimizations, logging, profiling, and monitoring live apps. Click to see more: https://lnkd.in/d6fkx4Dt

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I have created dynamic signup page with signup backend facilites

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Not Only in Code Lives a Developer: "Refactoring UI" by Adam Wathan and Steve Schoger. At Seasoned, our team had the opportunity to explore the book Refactoring UI with Daniel Larusso and Felipe Freitag Vargas. Our goal was to become more critical and mindful when creating user interfaces. One of the key lessons was understanding that we don't need to deliver a fully polished UI in the first commit when creating from scratch—it's okay to start simple and iterate. The book also offers valuable tips on the use of color, depth, contrast, typography, and more. This experience took us away from the code for a bit, encouraging us to focus more on design—not just reproducing what was asked, but also thinking about possible improvements. If you're looking to enhance your design skills as a developer, this book is a must-read! #RefactoringUI #design #development #UI #learning #Seasoned

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