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Dídac Llorens

Software engineer in Barcelona. I like building tools that make awkward work faster, clearer, and easier to repeat.

I build software because I enjoy turning recurring friction into tools. Sometimes that means a desktop application or a backend service; sometimes it means going unusually deep into a language like TeX because the right abstraction can remove hours of repetitive work.

P3CTeX is the clearest example: a LaTeX class and package ecosystem I built while studying at UOC so I could produce PECs quickly without giving up professional typography, diagrams, code listings, tables, screenshots, or reproducible source. AAAAT is a local-first desktop application for a completely different kind of repetitive workflow. The older IronBank project records my Java/Spring backend starting point.

My previous career in banking and insurance still influences the way I write software. I care about domain rules, traceability, failure modes, readable state, and knowing which part of a system owns a piece of information. My arts/design background is the other half of that: software can be technically sound without being visually anonymous.

This site is an index of that work, plus a blog for technical notes and experiments as they evolve.

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P3CTeX, AAAAT, backend/data experiments, technical writing, and small tools I actually use
Background
Java/Spring engineering, ML/AI studies, fifteen years in banking and insurance operations, and arts/design training
Approach
Maintainable source, explicit data ownership, useful automation, strong documentation, and interfaces with some personality
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Dídac Llorens

software engineering · Barcelona · tools · systems · documents · experiments

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workProjects

P3CTeX, AAAAT, AgenticCareerBoost, and IronBank.

notesBlog

Notes on software, tooling, systems, and experiments.

cvCV

Web curriculum views and the downloadable public PDF.

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Source code and project materials are licensed only where the linked repository or file states a license. Main active repositories are published under GNU GPL v3.0 unless stated otherwise.

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