About me

Hey! I’m Daniel Campoverde, a systems engineer based in Cuenca, Ecuador.

I develop full stack. Really mean that: from hardware design & firmware development, to systems programming, all the way up to web & mobile development, machine & deep learning, pure functional programming and everything in between. I just love everything that can go beep beep boop: electronics, computers, software, and also like my maths and stats as well.

Find me

Email: alx at sillybytes dot net
GitHub: github/alx741
GitLab: gitlab/alx741
LinkedIn: daniel-campoverde
GPG public key: EB0E776276450F22
CV: daniel_campoverde-cv.pdf

Things I do and like

I’ve being doing this stuff since I can remember, and have used a ton of programming languages, tools, paradigms, and what not; Having had a taste for many things though, I’m really into functional programming, strong/static typed languages, Vim, command line interfaces, near-metal firmware, native mobile, *NIX.

Love to write Haskell for most things, including web development, but also enjoy writing C & Rust for embedded systems and Kotlin & Swift for native mobile development. Security and system administration on GNU/Linux and FreeBSD too.

Like to make simple illustrations and vector graphics for my projects as well, not exactly an artist, but a sprinkle of amateur art here and there really makes things come to life.

Projects

Have worked on many things, but some I quite like are:

The Venabili keyboard

Take a look at it’s own front page here: venabili.sillybytes.net. It’s a custom mechanical keyboard developed from the ground up. I use it as my daily driver and couldn’t be happier.