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Gael Mora

Gael Mora

Linux, programming, and building reliable systems.

Hey, welcome to my corner of the internet! I love experimenting with new stuff. One minute, I’m checking out an app, and the next, it’s 3 AM and I’m deep into Linux kernel docs. I’m into coding (mostly Python, Go, and Bash, the SRE/Cloud stack), setting up powerful servers, and quirky projects like building custom keyboard layouts.

I spend a lot of time in open-source communities, learning and sharing along the way. Here, you’ll find a mix of my projects, tech stories (wins and losses) and maybe some class notes. I used to dump everything on GitHub, but decided it’s easier to organize it all here instead.

No big plans for fame or money, just sharing what I know and what I’m learning. Feel free to poke around!

Recent

Week 9: Et Cetera
·1740 words·9 mins
A set is a collection of unique elements. It is an unordered collection of items. Sets are used to store multiple items in a single variable. It is a collection data type in Python.
Week 8: Object-Oriented Programming
·2154 words·11 mins
This week outlines the principles of OOP, including classes, objects, and inheritance, emphasizing how these concepts facilitate code organization and reuse.
Week 7: Regular Expressions
·748 words·4 mins
This week explores regular expressions as powerful tools for string matching and validation, detailing how to use them effectively within Python programs.