About Me
Hi! I’m a software developer from Argentina.
I’m interested in software development and programming languages, and specialize in metaprogramming and language oriented programming. I believe in creating abstractions and languages close to the problem domain, so that the mapping between requirements and implementation is as direct as possible. My projects and libraries involve the development of DSLs in one way or another, and I’m diving into Domain Specific Modeling too.
Open source libraries and projects
I’ve developed several Open Source libraries, most of them in Smalltalk and Common Lisp, my favourite programming languages. They are all available on my Github, Codeberg and Bitbucket accounts.
Here is a short list of the most relevant:
- Interactive Lang Tools. A Language Server and tools for interactive programming languages.
- Mold Desktop. A programmable desktop environment.
- Slime Star. Several extensions for SLIME - The Superior Lisp Interaction Mode for Emacs.
- Emacs Inspector. An inspector tool for Emacs.
- Common-Lisp.net redesign (2018).
- Djula. Djula is a port of Python’s Django template engine to Common Lisp.
- Erudite. A Literate Programming system for Common Lisp. Also, a Smalltalk equivalent.
- Several other libraries for Common Lisp: a web router, a web forms handler, a library for implementing REST web APIs, a generic validation library, and more.
- Experimental projects on DSM:
- GML. Generic Modeling Language. A readable language to describe models. Similar to HUTN.
- Mold. A Domain Modeling Environment. My current attempt at synthesizing my ideas about languages and modeling, in a live environment on top of Smalltalk. This is very much work in progress and not ready for public consumption.
See the full list here. I’m also making a list of interesting things I find about software development and its future.