Mario Sánchez
Software engineer, Free Software & Open Source advocate, photography aficionado, music lover and runner.
Galicia
I’m a software engineer from Galicia with a passion for Open Source and Free Software in general, and for Linux-based Operating Systems in particular. My first contact with computers was in the late 80’s with a ZX Spectrum from my uncle and then with my beloved Amstrad CPC 464, which was the only computer I had until I got my first PC in 1996. I installed my very first Linux distribution on that PC in 1998 and I’ve been a passionate Linux user and developer ever since, making a living out of such passion since 2006 when I graduated with a MSc in Computer Science. Besides tinkering with computers, I also love music, photography, travelling and running. But above all things, I love my family.
POSTS
Chromium now migrated to the new C++ Mojo types
At the end of the last year I wrote a long blog post summarizing the main work I was involved with as part of Igalia’s Chromium team. In it I...
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The Web Platform Tests project
Web Browsers and Test Driven Development
Working on Web browsers development is not an easy feat but if there’s something I’m personally very grateful
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End of the year Update: 2019 edition
It’s the end of December and it seems that yet another year has gone by, so I figured that I’d write an EOY update to summarize my main work at...
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Working on the Chromium Servicification Project
It’s been a few months already since I (re)joined Igalia as part of its Chromium team and I couldn’t be happier about it: right since the very first d
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WebKitGTK+ 1.10 is almost here!
As you might already know, the new and shiny 3.6 release of the GNOME desktop is right around the corner, and so it’s the next release of WebKitGTK+,
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GUADEC, WebKit and bikes
It seems this year GUADEC is going to be pretty close to my place and so I will surely attend, but this time I won’t go by plane but by...
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WebKit Watcher 0.2 released
Some time ago I wrote a (very!) small android application to scratch an itch I had: being able to easily check the status of WebKit buildbots right fr
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Frogr 0.7 released
As you might already know Flickr has added support for OAuth a while ago, which is meant to be the obvious replacement to the old Flickr auth API that
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Back to FOSDEM
So it seems I’m going to FOSDEM this year (yay!), together with a bunch of other Igalians who will be attending as well, coming from different places
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