Hi there,

I'm Luis Borjas Reyes. I'm a software developer; I've written some non-code words too, for fun.

Some useful links

• Since 2009, I've been working in software development independently and for some neat companies.
• I've put quite a bit of code up on Github: a few proofs of concept, learning artifacts, and libraries.
• Sometimes, I write about tech.
• I've put together some verses in Spanish and English.
• And I've also written some nonfiction.

Projects

Don't have that many, most of my 11 years in software have been spent working on proprietary code to pay my bills. I love learning though, check out that Github.

• Freenatalchart.xyz, a free resource for astrological data and charts, written in Haskell.
• Geocode.city, a city-only geocoding API, also written in Haskell.
• What is aspic? — one of my favorite breakfast foods. It's literally a photo of aspic.

Open Source Libraries

• Swiss Ephemeris: Haskell bindings to the C Swiss Ephemeris library, exposes functions and types useful for Horoscopy (I use it for freenatalchart.xyz to obtain planetary positions and calculate house cusps.)
• Timezone Detect: Half Haskell bindings to the C Zone Detect library, half functions built on top of Time NG packages to provide the ability to detect a Timezone based on coordinates, and convert local time in a Unix timezone to UTC. (I also use this in freenatalchart.xyz , to not depend on third-party services for timezone detection.)