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Some Notes on 'D for the Win'
D for the Win
Construct Plus Plus
A Python Crash Course for the Statically Typed Programmer
Tales of a Stressed Kernel
Pool Request
TTYs: Never gets boring
Academia
Cartesian Tree-Product
Travolta NXT
A Survey of Construct 3
New Experiences
Formal Logic
Loads of Plumbum
Plumbum Hits v1.0
Hypertext: In-Python Haml
I, for one, welcome our Singularity overlord
New Beginnings
Splitbrain Python
ReHelloWorld
Javaism, Exceptions, and Logging: Part 2
כולם מדברים על גיוס, אף אחד לא מדבר בשכל
Javaism, Exceptions, and Logging: Part 1
RPCs, Life and All
Reed-Solomon Codec
Some Notes on RPyC 3.2.x
RPyC 3.2.2 Released
The Future of Construct
Introducing Plumbum - Shell Combinators

Hi There

I'm Tomer Filiba, a freelancing software expert and author of numerous open source projects, most notable of which are RPyC, Construct and Plumbum. I mess mostly with Python, but my skill set ranges from low-level, resource-constrained environments to large-scale servers, and from the mechanics of computers, networks and kernels to the more theoretical aspects of algorithms or advanced type systems.

This is my personal site and blog, where I write about my work, open source projects and even politics (occasionally, don't get scared ).

I'm currently doing projects for several companies, which keep me busy, but feel free to contact me regarding projects or job opportunities, as well as my open source project. You can find out more about what I do in the about page.