One year is a lot of time, time enough to change my mind about certain things. The company I’m working for enabled me to attend to a master’s degree and I had my first classes this week. I’m pretty excited about it.  I will study algorithms analysis and distributed computing this semester, and my first impression was the best possible.

At work, I had the opportunity to participate at some projects that reach a large number of people like Big Brother Brasil, PremiereFC, Carnaval 2012 and some others that required a lot of effort. It’s being an awesome experience to work on projects of this size.

In December I usually do some kind of retrospective and compare the current year to the previous one. For about 6 or 7 years I’ve been getting the same conclusion: This year was far better. I don’t know if it’s just because recent memories are fresher and stronger, but I hope to continue with this conclusion in the coming years.

To summarize, I’ve finished my bachelor degree at IFPB in João Pessoa and changed city twice. The first move was to Campina Grande, to start a masters degree in Computer Science at UFCG, but i’ve completely failed. It seems that I cannot stand more time in classrooms, at least this year.

Then, I’ve moved to Rio de Janeiro, where I’ve started working at Globo.com. I’m here for about 20 days and I’m really enjoying . I’m still looking for a place to live, getting used to (strange, not saying ugly) cariocas accent and workin’ a lot. I hope to spend a good time here.

Wish me luck!

I started to code with a really big delay (i started now and should have started 3 weeks ago) due to things related to university and my job but i’ll be as fast as possible to make things done on time.

I made my first commit (and push) just to test the environment and i think that from now on i’ll spend more time on BlueZ coding and bothering my mentor. I’ve reduced my workload in the company and now it seems that things will be alright.

My project is described here and the gitorious project is here. I’m totally open to discussions about implementation, receive tips and so forth.

If you want to know the news about my journey, stay tuned to this blog.

Hey, i almost forgot. Thanks for git lessons and all tips you’re teaching me, thiagoss!

Different from the other two blogs, this one will be written in english. Here i’ll try to write about software development, embedded systems design and some tricks that i will discovering under my road through the development, port and customization to various platforms that i work.

I’ll use this blog to improve my english skills too, so if you find some errors and would like to help me, throw an exception on comments.