My Open Source projects

In all these years of “doing things with computers”, I have learned that sharing knowledge and code is a great way to give back a small part of what I’ve received, because after all, in my case, 90% of the software I use for development—whether tools, frameworks, libraries, or the language itself—is Open Source.

Here is a list of the projects I’ve released, grouped in a completely arbitrary way.

Drupal

Drupal is my favorite development CMS, and I have developed several modules for it that, in many cases, covered specific project needs not addressed by other modules:

Commerce Billy Cancel: Allows generating a specific billing series for canceled invoices.
Follow Font Awesome: Complements the Follow module by allowing the use of FontAwesome vector icons instead of images.
SA-CORE-2018-002 Mitigation: Mitigates the exploitation of SA-CORE-2018-002 (https://www.drupal.org/sa-core-2018-002)
Site publish countdown: Redirects anonymous users to a countdown page for the website’s publication. Once the countdown ends, the site is published.
3Dmol.js field: Adds a field and its widget to allow displaying molecules using 3Dmol.js
Others: Block WoW and Simplelineicons

Deployer

Deployer is my favorite code deployment tool, and for it, I created the recipe for (Drupal 7)[https://github.com/deployphp/deployer/blob/master/recipe/drupal7.php] and Drupal 8, recipes that have been improved over time by the community.

Full project

This category includes full projects such as:

Sireno Grid, a lightweight CSS framework based on CSS Grid Layout with flexbox fallback Thanks to Pedro Figueras for the logo design
User Group OBS Background, an ElectronJS application that allows managing backgrounds for recording events using OBS.
Backup Tasks, a tool for creating backup tasks and checking the integrity of remote files.
Backup tools, a simple tool that allows performing backups to git repositories.