I’m reading REST: from research to practice and, although I have barely started it, I can’t recommend it. It’s an academic book, each chapter written by different authors, more similar to a collection of papers than a real book. If you want to learn about REST from a purist viewpoint, read RESTful Web APIs instead.

I’ve organized several conferences, as many of you already know. And these are the things that the tarugoconf executes way better than the rest (basically the things I want to copy):

"the quality or state of being irrelevant"

En el trabajo siempre he sufrido de “complejo del héroe”, aunque en mi defensa he de decir que bastante mitigado en los últimos años.

So… we now have a slack channel for CyLicon Valley and all the developers in Castile and León :D

We’re back!