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mircothibes/README.md

~ Marcos Vinicius Thibes Kemer ~

Backend Python • Linux-first • Docker • APIs • Databases

╭──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────╮
│ SYSTEM INFORMATION                                                       │
├──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┤
│ User        : mirco                                                      │
│ Host        : github                                                     │
│ Role        : Backend Python Developer                                   │
│ OS          : Linux (Ubuntu / WSL)                                       │
│ Shell       : bash                                                       │
│ Editor      : Neovim                                                     │
│ Containers  : Docker                                                     │
│ Databases   : PostgreSQL | SQLite                                        │
╰──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────╯

Backend development with a Linux mindset — predictable, scriptable, observable.

🐧 Linux-First Philosophy

mirco@linux:~$ cat /etc/philosophy
  • Linux is my daily workspace, not just a runtime
  • I think in processes, logs, permissions and services
  • Automation > manual work
  • Reproducibility > local hacks
  • Terminal-first workflow
I don’t just write code. 
I design systems that behave well under pressure.

⚙️ Backend Engineering Focus

mirco@linux:~$ backend --capabilities
  • REST APIs and backend service design
  • Data modeling with SQL (PostgreSQL / SQLite)
  • Background jobs, schedulers and automation scripts
  • Containerized environments (Docker, Compose)
  • Operational awareness: logs, failures, debugging
I care not only if the code works,
but how it runs, how it fails, and how it is debugged.

🧠 How I Build Software

mirco@linux:~$ man development_style
  • Clarity over cleverness
  • Simple architecture before abstractions
  • Automation instead of repetition
  • Small tools that do one thing well
  • Code written for humans, not just machines
Inspired by Unix philosophy and real-world constraints.

🧰 Stack Overview

📊 System Activity

mirco@linux:~$ uptime

🔗 Connect

        

mirco@linux:~$ echo "final_note"
Build software that is calm, predictable and observable. ☕

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