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Engineering notes from production systems.

Technical writing on software engineering, infrastructure, and the decisions behind production systems.

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2025

  1. Brewing Code Potions with Makefile

    Welcome, apprentice! Tonight, under the spooky glow of the Halloween moon 🎃, we brew a magical potion that turns raw code into a living, breathing program. The cauldron? Your…

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  2. The Voodoo Doll of Memory

    Imagine you’re a dark sorcerer on Halloween night. You don’t curse your enemies directly — no, no, that would be too high level. Instead, you stitch together a voodoo doll. Now,…

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  3. Beware the Goto: The Misunderstood Monster of Code

    When the moon is full and the compiler howls... Somewhere deep in the shadows of your control flow... Lurks a creature feared by many, spoken of in hushed whispers:

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  4. SvelteKit Magic: Static Sites & Sorcery

    Weaving Spells with SvelteKit for Lightning-Fast Static Sites

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  5. The Curse of Memory Leaks

    Deep dive into the horror of memory leaks in C & how to exorcise them.

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I'm Yitzhak B. Solorzano, a software and infrastructure engineer with over 15 years of experience delivering enterprise solutions and modernizing legacy systems.

My work spans full-stack development, API integration, mobile applications, and cloud platforms — with a consistent focus on availability, performance, and operational efficiency. I design for maintainability: clear architecture, automated operations, and the monitoring that catches problems before they become incidents.

Based in Brazil since 2014. I work directly and professionally — outcomes over noise.