Armando Biagioni Neto

Contact

Email: [email protected]
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About

I am a senior software engineer. I have done a lot in my career, but my main interest is developing stuff for the web.

Now

I'm working on a way to collect and archive family stories for future generations.
I spend some time moderating Fórum Fiozera, a brazillian community of tinkerers and hackers.
From time to time I write code to Mapping Lab, building visual experiences with data to expand journalism and urban planning.

Education

Bachelor of Science in Information Systems at University of São Paulo
Undergraduate research in Ubiquitous Computing and Digital Television
Former member of Nomads and Intermidia research labs

Jobs and previous projects

Red Hat Identity Management / FreeIPA 1 2
Open Music Library 1 2
Marketplace Magazine Luiza 1 2 3
Bloom 1 2 3 4 5
Hortiescolha 1 2
Carnaval digital 1 2
Omelete 1 2

Technology

Python, Django, Django REST framework
Ansible
RESTful APIs, Websockets
AWS EC2, S3, Kinesis, Elastic Beanstalk, SNS, Lambda
Varnish, uWSGI, Nginx
PostgreSQL, MySQL
Redis, Memcached
Elasticsearch, Apache Solr
OpenStack, libvirt, vagrant
OpenShift, Kubernetes
Kerberos, LDAP, PKI

Public speaking (Portuguese)

Events attended

2024	PyCon Italia
2023	PyCon Italia
2022	DEVCONF Czech Republic (virtual) Nest with Fedora (virtual)
2021	DEVCONF Czech Republic (virtual) Nest with Fedora (virtual)
2020	Nest with Fedora (virtual)
2019	DEVCONF Czech Republic
2017	Caipyra ROADSEC SP
2016	Caipyra (speaker) State of the Map LATAM
2015	CryptoRave
2013	Mozilla Summit Campus Party
2012	Mozcamp LATAM
2011	Node.js Knockout (remote hackathon) Campus Party (speaker) Python Brasil (speaker) Fórum Internacional Software Livre (speaker) Google Developer Day: Sao Paulo
2010	Node.js Knockout (remote hackathon) Fórum Internacional Software Livre Latinoware (speaker) Yahoo! Open Hack Day Brasil Mozilla Drumbeat Festival Barcelona

Favorite articles

"Dropped - Why did Anthony Gatto, the greatest juggler alive — and perhaps of all time — back away from his art to open a construction business?" by Jason Fagone
"The Mystery of the Creepiest Television Hack" by Chris Knittel
"Behind F1's Velvet Curtain" by Kate Wagner

Favorite presentations

Some presentations that had an impact on how I think.

Evan Czaplicki: The Hard Parts of Open Source
Alan Kay: Power of Simplicity
Bret Victor: Inventing on Principle
Jonathan Blow: Preventing the Collapse of Civilization
Dave Thomas: Agile is Dead
Anil Dash: The Web We Lost
John Cleese: Creativity In Management

Life ~achievements~

Contributed to Mozilla Foundation (2009-2013)
Played Spacewar! for PDP-1 at the Computer History Museum (2015)
Designed and built a cardboard stool (2013)