Top expert inNeovim Ecosystem and Shell Customization
Jacobo De Vera is a pragmatic software leader with 17 years building Linux-based server backends and distributed teams, currently serving as Head of Backend at Doist. He combines deep hands-on expertise in C++, Python, databases and server architecture with a strong track record of shipping large migrations and product splits—most notably leading Hotjar’s multi-team effort to carve Ask and Observe into independent products. A people-first manager, he has scaled teams, reduced hiring time dramatically, and prioritised inclusive, high-performing engineering cultures across remote and on-site environments. Early-career work on IBM DB2 and contributions to production tools like Vundle.vim reflect a long-standing focus on robustness, developer productivity and maintainability. Based in Santa Cruz de Tenerife, he pairs technical depth with practical tooling instincts—“I’m in GitHub for the tools”—and often moves between architecture, hands-on coding and hiring to unblock delivery.
17 years of coding experience
16 years of employment as a software developer
Erasmus Computer Science, Erasmus Computer Science at University College Cork
MEng Computer Engineering, MEng Computer Engineering at Universidad de La Laguna
Contributions:41 commits, 10 PRs, 8 pushes in 3 years 8 months
Contributions summary:Jacobo primarily focused on improving the functionality and maintainability of the Vundle plugin manager. Their contributions include bug fixes, such as appending `.git` to repository URLs for correct cloning and resolving symlinks during helptags generation. The user also implemented new features like lazy loading plugins and support for plugin pinning, and they refined the codebase by adding documentation. Several commits addressed potential issues with helptags generation and other runtime configurations.
Mirror of Radovan Garabík's - Generic Colourizer for terminal apps
Contributions:2 PRs in 9 years 8 months
terminalgenericcli
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