My site is plain on purpose. I believe in keeping what matters and discarding the rest. Obviously inspired by Sivers's site.
I've worked on some web applications over the years. The stacks used vary a lot, as I like to test new technologies and frameworks.
Here are some of them. Torture Awareness Globe, Gene Database and CharityMatch
Note: This article was written in collaboration with ChatGPT. I gave the topic, used ChatGPT to generate a lot of source text, and used it to summarize and edit it. I wrote nothing but guided it heavily. Mostly as a way for me to consider ideas, but thought it interesting to share. It took about 20 minutes to make. Its LLM generated to be critical of facts as always.
This is the official website made for the promotion of the book O Rastreador, by Henrique Sánchez. O Rastreador is available in portuguese and links to the book’s pages on the Brazilian and Portuguese Amazon stores.
My team and I created this site for the Malmö 2017 Openhack. The challenge, proposed by the Ludwig Boltzmann Institute of Human Rights (BIM) in Vienna, was to create a site that showcased torture-awareness events around the world.
While working on my Master’s I developed a web application to browse and analyze genes of a specific family.
My first hackathon experience. We brought our own challenge to the hackathon: To create a site where you are matched with a charity with the same values as you.
BRAVA (BrAPI Validator) is a web application where BrAPI developers can test their servers. BrAPI is an open API developed by plant breeders so they can transfer and access data online.