A new abstraction layer?

I decided to make a more opinion-related post this time after reading about a new tool that makes the coding process “easier” with the help of AI. There’s a tool at Github called e2b (English to Bit). It claims to be an IDE with the help of AI for generating

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Learning-in-Progress: The ONOS controller

This post will help me synthetize some of my current understanding of this topic. “ONOS” stands for “Open Network Operating System”, a control plane application developed by the Open Networking Foundation (ONF) to, initially, be a distributed-systems approach of an OpenFlow controller with vendor-agnostic primitives. The project grew and started

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Associative arrays hack in Shell Script

As I said in another post, Shell Script doesn’t support working with multidimensional arrays, only with monodimensional. Also, Shell Script is not a Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) Language, so what can we do to at least organize our more complex data in structures that we can, somehow more easily, manipulate them?

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Shell scripting basics

I decided to start writing my first “technical” post on this site with something I’ve been dealing a lot recently, as I thought it would be easier to write about. Since I first learned Shell scripting in my graduation, I’ve been using it a lot on my job and other

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