I’m Daniel Vieites (@vieitesss), a developer focused on DevOps, Linux tooling, and productive terminal-first workflows. I’m currently working as a DevOps Engineer, where I blend scripting and automation with modern developer experience. I’m based in Santiago de Compostela, Galicia (Spain).

What I write about

On this blog you’ll find practical, no-fluff articles on:

• Neovim, dotfiles, and terminal productivity (keymaps, plugins, shell and editor ergonomics).
• DevOps and automation: from everyday CLI scripts to lightweight tools that streamline builds, testing, and deployments.
• Go, Bash, and other languages for writing fast, reliable tools and scripts that improve developer workflows.

Selected open-source projects

A few highlighted repos you’ll see referenced across posts:

• nvim - my Neovim configuration.
• .mac_config - my Mac’s dotfiles, with configuration files for alacritty, tmux, karabiner, yabai, and many other tools.
• command.nvim — a Neovim plugin to run commands and track compilation errors right inside your editor.
• workspacesionizer.wezterm — “tmux-sessionizer” vibes for WezTerm: jump between project directories and repos with minimal friction.
• 2048-rs — a terminal 2048 clone written in Rust using crossterm, because learning should be fun.
• ref - a web scrapper built in Go with Bubbletea to get information from quickref.me

Background & interests

I enjoy turning rough, repetitive steps into clean scripts and tools—the kind you can drop into any workflow to save time every day. You’ll often see me exploring Neovim/Lua, WezTerm, Bash, Rust, and Go, and sharing pragmatic guides aimed at real-world developer productivity. On LinkedIn I regularly share notes on DevOps, command-line automation, and Linux/macOS.

What you can expect here

• Step-by-step tutorials you can copy, paste, and tweak.
• Opinionated deep dives into editor/terminal setups.
• Small, reusable code snippets and plugin/config examples you can adopt immediately.

If you’re into DevOps culture, terminal tooling, and developer experience, you’ll feel at home.

Say hi

Have feedback, questions, or ideas for posts? Open an issue on any repo or reach out via the profiles linked here. I’m always up for learning from the community and collaborating on small tools that make developers faster and happier.