Leandro Lucarella

Leandro Lucarella

Berlin, Berlin, Deutschland
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I consider myself a versatile developer and technical lead. I'm definitely…

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Berufserfahrung

  • Frequenz Grafik

    Frequenz

    Berlin, Germany

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    Frankfurt am Main, Hesse, Germany

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    Berlin Area, Germany

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    Berlin Area, Germany

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    Berlin Area, Germany

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Ausbildung

  • Universidad de Buenos Aires Grafik

    Universidad de Buenos Aires

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    Activities and Societies: LUGFI (Linux User Group)

    Not officially a Master in Argentina, but it is a 6 years degree with a closing thesis, so I think Master is the most accurate international equivalent.

    Thesis on improving garbage collection for the D programming language (made the collector concurrent): http://llucax.com/proj/dgc/

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Ehrenamt

  • Mentor

    D Programing Language Foundation

    – 10 Monaten

    Wissenschaft und Technologie

    I mentored a student during the Symmetry Autumn of Code (SAoC) (a programme similar to Google Summer of Code (GSoC)) to port the concurrent garbage collector I wrote for the version 2 of the D Programming Language.

    * Experience report: https://dlang.org/blog/2018/09/15/symmetry-autumn-of-code-is-underway/#afork-basedconcurrentgcfordruntime
    * Progress report: https://dlang.org/blog/2018/09/15/symmetry-autumn-of-code-is-underway/#afork-basedconcurrentgcfordruntime

  • Founder

    LUGFI

    – 8 Jahre 5 Monate

    Wissenschaft und Technologie

    LUGFI was a group dedicated to spead and promote the use and development of FLOSS (Free/Libre/Open Source Sofware) inside the University of Buenos Aires (in particular inside the Engineering Faculty). These are some of the achievements of the group:

    * We held 6 conferences about FLOSS
    * We built a small laboratory with recycled old computers converted into thin clients
    * We released a customized version of Knoppix (a live-CD distribution) to cover the necesity of our faculty, so…

    LUGFI was a group dedicated to spead and promote the use and development of FLOSS (Free/Libre/Open Source Sofware) inside the University of Buenos Aires (in particular inside the Engineering Faculty). These are some of the achievements of the group:

    * We held 6 conferences about FLOSS
    * We built a small laboratory with recycled old computers converted into thin clients
    * We released a customized version of Knoppix (a live-CD distribution) to cover the necesity of our faculty, so students could access to FLOSS as easily as possible
    * We distributed original/official Ubuntu CDs (when you could order them for free)
    * We produced several documents and tutorials
    * We pushed to have FLOSS installed in the faculty's laboratories
    * We pushed to make courses offer FLOSS alternatives to students to be able to achieve their tasks without having to resort to propietary software
    * We hosted a gforge instance to promote the development of FLOSS in the group and other students
    * We developed some FLOSS applications ourselves

    The lastest version of the website (in Spanish) can be accessed through the Wayback Machine: http://web.archive.org/web/20091229002228/http://www.lug.fi.uba.ar/

  • Jabber/Web administrator / Website programmer

    LUGMen

    – 5 Jahre

    Wissenschaft und Technologie

    LUGMen is a GNU/Linux Users Group from Mendoza. I was one of the first members despite the fact that I lived in Buenos Aires at the time, because I contacted the founders (some students from the University of Mendoza) about some common problems and there were almost no LUGs in Argentina by that time.

    My main contributions to the group were:

    * Promotion of the Jabber protocol as an early adopter, and finally installing one of the first public servers in Argentina in the LUG's…

    LUGMen is a GNU/Linux Users Group from Mendoza. I was one of the first members despite the fact that I lived in Buenos Aires at the time, because I contacted the founders (some students from the University of Mendoza) about some common problems and there were almost no LUGs in Argentina by that time.

    My main contributions to the group were:

    * Promotion of the Jabber protocol as an early adopter, and finally installing one of the first public servers in Argentina in the LUG's server
    * Development of a PHP framework/CMS to build the group's website
    * Web server administrator
    * Some other server administration

    Currently the LUGMen website is down (http://www.lugmen.org.ar/), but you can access to the latest version (in Spanish) via the Wayback Machine:
    http://web.archive.org/web/20130113150422/http://www.lugmen.org.ar/

Projekte

  • noclick.me - Never click on a link again!

    –Heute

    noclick.me is a URL expander. It retrieves the link contents and create a long descriptive URL with the most relevant information in it, so people can decide if they want to follow the link or not. This project is still on an prototyping phase. The server is written in Rust and the apps in Flutter. It's open source: https://github.com/noclick-me

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  • Lunofono - The media player for kids

    –Heute

    This is a media player App for toddlers and small children still in developme. The idea is to distribute pre-built content bundles from artists (songs, videos, images/books) as well as having a content editor for parents to make their own (with family pictures and videos for example). It's written in Dart/Flutter and a server in Rust is planned.

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  • git-hub

    –Heute

    git hub is a simple command line interface to GitHub, enabling most useful GitHub tasks (like creating and listing pull request or issues) to be accessed directly through the Git command line.

    Although probably the most outstanding feature (and the one that motivated the creation of this tool) is the pull rebase command, which is the rebasing version of the GitHub Merge (TM) button. This enables an easy workflow that doesn't involve thousands of merges which makes the repository history…

    git hub is a simple command line interface to GitHub, enabling most useful GitHub tasks (like creating and listing pull request or issues) to be accessed directly through the Git command line.

    Although probably the most outstanding feature (and the one that motivated the creation of this tool) is the pull rebase command, which is the rebasing version of the GitHub Merge (TM) button. This enables an easy workflow that doesn't involve thousands of merges which makes the repository history unreadable.

    Another unique feature is the ability to transform an issue into a pull request by attaching commits to it (this is something offered by the GitHub API but not by the web interface).

    This project is included in Debian and all Debian derivatives (like Ubuntu).

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  • mutest

    –Heute

    mutest is a micro unit testing framework for C (with some C++ support). It's mostly an idea (it even comes with 2 implementations of the idea!) with the goal of being easy to use (just write your test cases grouped in test suites and you're set) and so small and simple that you don't mind to copy the files to your project and just use it (i.e., no dependencies).

    The idea is simple: a source file is a test suite, a function is a test case (special functions can be used for test suite…

    mutest is a micro unit testing framework for C (with some C++ support). It's mostly an idea (it even comes with 2 implementations of the idea!) with the goal of being easy to use (just write your test cases grouped in test suites and you're set) and so small and simple that you don't mind to copy the files to your project and just use it (i.e., no dependencies).

    The idea is simple: a source file is a test suite, a function is a test case (special functions can be used for test suite initialization and termination), which can can have several checks. Checks comes in 2 flavors, one that only prints an error, and one that terminates the current test case too. A (normally) automated test program run all the test suites and print some stats. It fails (returns non-zero) if any test suite fails.

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Sprachen

  • English

    Verhandlungssicher

  • Spanish

    Muttersprache oder zweisprachig

  • German

    Grundkenntnisse

  • French

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