about me
I'm Glauber Brennon, a software engineer and musician. This is where I keep notes about my work and the projects I maintain.
work
I've worked in the software industry since 2011. Before that, I worked exclusively with embedded systems.
I have a passion for clean, maintainable code. Nowadays, I spend a lot of time working with Rust and Python.
My work centers on resilient systems, decoupled architecture, and reusable engineering tools. I work mainly with Rust and Python, and I maintain projects that explore these ideas in practice.
recovery
I have been rebuilding my mobility after a serious accident and hip surgery. I am walking again and continue to work through recovery.
music
In the black metal project Black Cascade, I'm Vomentis Pestem on vocals. The name comes from a Wolves in the Throne Room album.
The project's first album is available through a YouTube release. The second album, Black Cascade, is available through the project's YouTube channel.
The channel also includes live presentations, another live presentation, and a third live presentation.
The March to The Black Monolith rehearsal is especially important to me. There is also a Fate of All Fools rehearsal.
I'm currently writing songs for another personal black metal project called Black Singularity.
projects
forging-blocks
I maintain forging-blocks, a Python toolkit of composable abstractions and interfaces for writing clean, testable, and maintainable software. It is intentionally a toolkit rather than a framework: use the pieces you need without being forced into one architecture.
ephact
I maintain ephact, a Rust crate and terminal tool for running supported Forgejo, GitHub, and Woodpecker workflows locally in Linux containers using Docker or Podman.
For a separate creative page based on my public profile writing, see the sum of all evils.
application work
This is an avatar for an application I maintain.