After 18 years of waiting, the Moleque Travesso is back. A confession about Sebastianism and the irrational love of a neighborhood club.
A personal farewell to Oscar Schmidt, the Brazilian basketball legend who shaped a generation of fans, and the fan I used to be.
Two years of Cookieplone taught us a lot. Here is what worked, what did not, and what is coming in Cookieplone 2.0.
How pixel_density on Retina displays can silently break Py5Graphics objects — and why it only shows up when you switch monitors.
Example content is a great way to showcase a Plone add-on — until the images bundled with it quietly bloat your Python package. This is how we automated the fix.
After years of fighting email overload, I stopped looking for the perfect inbox and started building a workflow that works for me. This post shares how filters, labels, and a few well-chosen Gmail searches quietly changed how I deal with email every day.
Why Plone’s foundation-backed, community-led model keeps the project healthy — and genuinely open — for the long run.
How a small overlooked detail broke a mature workflow and showed how minor improvisations slowly drain focus, energy, and flow.
From the tireless work of Ana Dulce, Renan Santos, and Izabela Cardoso to the heartfelt keynote by Rafahela Bazzanella, this edition reminded us that PythonBrasil is far more than talks and tutorials — it’s a living family.
This post is a personal look back at my experience in Jyväskylä: from the early announcements to the final sprints, and everything in between
