In the last post, I’ve talked about how I teamed up with three really competent developers to help me with patch-hub in this semester. This post is an overall plan for our work together. This p...

In my last post, I talked about how the rebuilding of kw patch-hub was going. With the start of the second semester in my post-graduation and the enrollment in the Advanced Topics on Software Engen...

As I’ve mentioned in a previous post, I am on a mission to rebuild a tool called kw patch-hub using Rust. My experience with kw patch-hub started with my GSoC23 project, and I found learning Rust, ...

Earlier this month, I started learning the (Rust Programming Language)[https://www.rust-lang.org/] because I (and every other person involved in computer science) heard a great deal about the langu...

In my GSoC23 project, I had to understand the ins and outs of the lore API. By its API, I specifically mean the way requests to https://lore.kernel.org are responded, in other words, the syntax and...

My GSoC23 journey, which I introduced in a previous post, is almost over. It really doesn’t feel like 16 weeks have passed, but I can say that, in this period, I have learned a lot and grown as a d...

My GSoC23 project (which I talked about in a previous post) is about implementing a feature in kw that serves as a hub for the public mailing lists archived on https://lore.kernel.org, with a focus...

Around May, I had the opportunity of helping to introduce a Database Management System (DBMS) to a project that used a file-based database. The DBMS was SQLite3 and the project was kw. This post de...

A little more than a week ago, I received an email saying that my Kworkflow project proposal to GSoC 2023 was accepted. For those that don’t know, I’ll take a step back and explain what is Kworkflo...

Being a somewhat new user of Zsh - made the transition from Bash around 2 months ago - I never thought I would have to learn about its completion system or how to write my own custom completion fun...