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Juan

Juan's blog

A human who writes in natural and programming languages

Currently living in Argentina and working as an iOS/watchOS engineer at Runna (acquired by Strava).

This is my little corner of the internet. My tiny garden. I write about whatever inspires or interests me, usually in the form of blog posts.

Life isn't about finding yourself, or finding anything. Life is about creating yourself. And creating things.

— Bob Dylan

§ 01

Writing

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§ 02

Work

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  1. 2024 → now

    Senior Engineer II · Runna (acquired by Strava)

    The Swift side of a personalized running coach: watchOS app, widgets, Live Activities and HealthKit.

  2. 2022 → 2024

    Senior iOS Engineer & Technical Scrum Master · PayPal (Venmo)

    Built Venmo's Teen Account from its inception, then drove its planning as Technical Scrum Master.

  3. 2021 → 2022

    Senior iOS Engineer · Moen

    iOS app to pair and control Flo and Moen smart water devices.

  4. 2020 → 2021

    iOS Engineer · IncluIT

    Client apps across VoIP, banking, insurance and health, including a tech lead role.

  5. 2019 → 2020

    Mobile Developer · OZ Digital Consulting

    Xamarin.Forms app for construction companies to manage property listings.

  6. 2018 → 2019

    Mobile Developer · DGENIX

    International Xamarin projects and contributions to MvvmCross open source.

§ 03

Reading

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Pages torn from whatever I'm reading. All my highlights are collected on my Readwise account, and you can get them in your inbox by joining my newsletter. A summarized version of my highlights lives in my library.

  • En la lectura está todo el secreto; y no tardé demasiado tiempo en comprender que los dueños de las plumas más sensibles y virtuosas son los lectores que escriben y no los escritores que leen.

  • Monetize by asking users for money. Don't sell their data. Don't put ads everywhere. Don't dilute your product. Be honest that you need money to build the product they love and they'll be fine paying for it.

  • Cuanto más conocía a Nagasawa, más extraño me parecía. A lo largo de mi vida, me había cruzado, había encontrado o conocido a muchas personas extrañas, pero jamás a nadie que lo fuera tanto. Leía muchísimo más que yo, pero tenía por principio no adentrarse en una obra hasta que hubieran transcurrido treinta años de la muerte del autor.

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