Posts tagged Cauicaia

• Who am I?

  Hi! I'm Silveira Neto, I finished my Computer Science Bachelor at Federal University of Ceará. I'm consultant at Inter-American Development Bank. I already worked at Sun Microsystems, Casa Brasil and Atlântico Institute. Currently I live in Washington DC, USA.

  

  This is my personal blog for technologies and random stuff. I have another blog (Eu Podia Tá Matando) more about fun stuffs.

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• My other blog

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• Br-Linux

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  • Criando galeria de fotos com igal2
  • Certificação Scrum Master em Belo Horizonte
  • DJImageSlider: Um gerenciador de imagens, banners e slides em Joomla
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