davidlms | A personal blog

Important: Translated automatically from Spanish by 🌐💬 Aphra 1.0.0 Without a doubt, Digital Transformation is one of the concepts that have become most fashionable during this 2020. Perhaps because the pandemic has forced many companies and freelancers to accelerate their conversion to digital. Perhaps because the government has announced that it will invest a significant amount of money1 in the cause. Perhaps it’s been the sum of a little bit of everything.

Important: Translated automatically from Spanish by 🌐💬 Aphra 1.0.0 Since I started the blog, I’ve been transparent about its technical aspects, and in fact, you have the How it’s made1 section fully updated. This week I registered the domain with Cloudflare’s2 free service to improve the website’s availability. Want to know what it entails, how I did it, and what changes I’ve observed? Keep reading. Cloudflare is an American company that offers various internet services.

Important: Translated automatically from Spanish by 🌐💬 Aphra 1.0.0 We’re all running the same race of life1. The only difference is that we start from different starting points. Different starting points? Don’t we all have the same opportunities? If I put in the same effort as someone else, shouldn’t I have the same advantages? Toby Morris explains it perfectly in this story, which you can find translated into Spanish here.

Important: Translated automatically from Spanish by 🌐💬 Aphra 1.0.0 Last week, I was imagining an ideal application for planning and improving training sessions. As I couldn’t find one, I decided to create a small script1 that I could use for this purpose. Although it has many flaws and limitations due to the minimal time I could dedicate to it, for now it decently fulfills most of the things I was looking for to plan the course.

Important: Translated automatically from Spanish by 🌐💬 Aphra 1.0.0 Imagine an app that lets us plan class sessions for a subject or module1 throughout an entire school year2. Imagine that this app, simply by entering our weekly schedule and holiday dates, generates all the sessions we need to plan. Imagine that it allows us to write a description for each session, as well as comments or ideas for future improvements to consider in upcoming courses.

Important: Translated automatically from Spanish by 🌐💬 Aphra 1.0.0 Having defined the objective of this curriculum design, classified the assessment criteria1, and established a general weekly plan, we’ll conclude this series by providing a detailed session-by-session breakdown of one of the units. Specifically, Unit 1: “Create your own hosting server”, corresponding to weeks 3-8 of the general plan, that is, a total of 42 sessions. You have the complete proposal in the following table: