Camilo Bravo

Facilitario is a personal project I have been working on for some time that allows users to generate workshops quickly based on existing activities. The activities are entered by organizations that specialize in human rights and education.

This is still a work in progress, but there is some real content, and it has already been useful for creating workshops around the Ecuador 2016 earthquake.

Leyes del Ecuador is an iOS app made for the iPad and iPhone, which contains several laws from Ecuador. It features a "virtual corkboard" system in which specific articles can be stored as notes and shared by email later. The app has reached #1 in the Ecuadorian App Store several times, and has been downloaded more than 30,000 times as of January 2016.

Drupal certification from the company behind Drupal itself—I was the first person from Latin America (except Brazil) to receive this. I also participated in several DrupalCon events and even made a presentation in one in which I told the story of having organized an independent "Drupal Camp" event in my home country.

I use this site frequently and have gotten over 25k points. Some of my answers have many upvotes and views (the highest one has almost 1000 votes as of Sep 2024). I'm also active in other Stack Exchange sites such as Drupal Answers.

This code originates from my past Pricetag project and is currently hosted on a GitHub repository.

The primary objective of this project was to construct a foundational model for Zend Framework. These classes enable seamless database mapping and provide convenient features such as automatic collections. While this code is not executable, the corresponding GitHub repository contains test code for evaluation purposes.

I worked for this amazing billion-visit website in 2014 and was in charge of some fundamental parts. I managed the whole "Olympic Zone" functionality, for which I had to go deep into Drupal to customize its boot process (for example, it had to recognize a prefix in the URL to point the user to the appropriate mini-site, which came with some complex challenges due to the way Drupal works internally). I also had to ensure the site worked at scale (the infrastructure included around 50 app servers), which meant working on specialized optimizations.

Wrote an article in the Ecuadorian magazine “La Barra Espaciadora” about the political misuse of Twitter by presidential candidates to create an artificial perception of virality. It includes a technical deep-dive into uncovering data trends using the Twitter API.