@george-silva
Geographer, software engineer, woodworker
Geographer turned developer, passionate about delivering business value using clean and maintainable code and software architecture.
Over 10 years of experience developing maintainable software in Python (Django, Flask, FastAPI), C#, and Clojure.
I have considerable back-end engineering experience, especially with distributed services, event-driven architecture, design patterns, and domain-driven design.
- Work on Distributed Systems - Work on products with Python and/or Clojure - Mentorship - Talk about new things and learning
Apr 3, 2025 路 6 min read 路 Zonal Statistics is the name we give to metrics extracted from rasters (rasters in the GIS world are images/matrixes), given a particular area. These metrics can be extracted for the entire raster dataset or subset according to a particular polygon. ...
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Jun 15, 2021 路 5 min read 路 In today's day and age we, aspiring developers, developers, and veteran developers consume a lot of information. Fast. The volume of information available on the internet is something hard to put to scale. Blogs, tutorials, videos, boot camps, dedica...
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May 22, 2021 路 8 min read 路 This is a (real) story This might be a hard text to write because it is about me and my experience as a software developer/engineer/programmer and, contains details on how I approach my life. These findings are my own but this piece might be interest...
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May 17, 2021 路 7 min read 路 Hello, my friends! This is the second post in the series about Design Patterns in Python. So, first things first: what are design patterns? Design patterns are abstractions. The abstractions or concepts encompass a particular implementation that sol...
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May 15, 2021 路 7 min read 路 Welcome 馃殌 First of all, welcome! This is the first post in a series of posts about design patterns. Today we will talk about the visitor pattern, a simple abstraction that will help you decouple your domain objects from application objects and keep ...
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