Venía a decirte que volvemos a la terminal. Y acabé instalando una ventana.

Llevo seis meses sin abrir el editor lo primero por la mañana. No he dejado de programar: programo más que antes.

Venía a contaros que volvemos a la terminal: empezamos escribiendo órdenes en una línea de texto, treinta años de ventanas, y otra vez la línea de texto. Círculo cerrado. Me encantaba contarlo, hasta que mi propio recorrido: editor, terminal y cmux, terminó conmigo instalando una aplicación de escritorio. No me había equivocado en la tesis: había contado mal el final.

Por el camino: por qué el IDE se construyó para un humano tecleando, por qué con un agente basta una terminal y con cinco hace falta un panel, qué hemos perdido al volver al prompt y qué es eso de un ADE.

Empezaré lanzando dos agentes sobre una tarea real de un repo mío y los dejaré trabajando delante de vosotros. Al final abrimos los dos diffs y elegimos uno.

35 minutos y preguntas. Libre y gratuito, como siempre.

Agenda

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Speaker

Andrés Velasco - Product Hackers (Engineering Manager)

Hosted By

Manuel de la Peña, Software Engineer

Manuel is an OSS Software Engineer at Docker where he maintains "Testcontainers for Go". Since 2003, he has held various roles in different parts of the development process, starting in 2003 working for the regional public administration in Castilla-La Mancha (Spain) until 2007, then worked at more traditional consulting firms. In 2011, he transitioned to product-oriented and Open Source companies, where he has served as a support engineer, trainer, and Core Engineer at Liferay, as QA Tech lead at Liferay Cloud. From 2019 to 2022 he was involved in Engineering Productivity at Elastic as part of the Observability product, and since 2022 doing pure OSS at AtomicJar, which was acquired by Docker in Dec' 23. In every job he tries to improve the quality of the software products and processes from the automation and testing point of view.

He has also founded and managed a couple of small web development and systems consulting companies. Additionally, he organises the Google Developers Group in Toledo, Spain (GDG Toledo), where they run monthly discussions about software in its various aspects, serving as a small community outside the bustling Madrid. Manuel has delivered talks at different national and international events too.

Manuel holds a BS in Computer Science (UNED Spain), and a master degree in Research in Software Engineering and Information Systems (UNED Spain). You can find him on Internet as "mdelapenya" everywhere.

Eun Young Cho, Backend developer & blockchain4good evangelist

Andrés Velasco, He loves tech and computers

Team lead and Software Engineer

Javier Lopez de Ancos, Software Engineer

Antonio Crespo Velasco, Co-Organizer

Antonio is a seasoned Tech Lead and Software Engineer with 25+ years of experience turning ideas into software that delivers real value. He began his career as a technical trainer before moving into software development, where he has taken on multiple roles across various projects and companies. Since 2021, he has been leading a Backend team at a company building a Mobility-as-a-Service product.

He’s skilled at shaping and supporting effective teams, blending technical expertise with leadership, problem-solving, creativity, collaboration, and clear communication. With hands-on experience throughout his career and across the full software lifecycle—design, coding, testing, building, and deployment—he stays committed to projects from start to finish, with a strong focus on automation and continuous improvement. Passionate about learning and sharing ideas, Antonio brings a forward-thinking mindset grounded in industry best practices.

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Partner

Asociación de vecinos El Tajo (https://www.avetajo.es/)
AVV el Tajo es la principal asociación de vecinos del barrio de Santa María de Benquerencia en Toledo (España)

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