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If you have no choice but to use Jira, at least do it without leaving Emacs.

jira.el is an Emacs package that brings the "power" of Atlassian's Jira right into your editor. It lets you list, filter, and inspect issues, modify properties, and even add worklogs—all without leaving Emacs.

ℹ️ Status <2025-03-17 Mon>: Jira is already part of MELPA! 🎉

Key Features:

• List & Filter Issues: Quickly view the issues assigned to you (or your team) and apply custom JQL filters.
• Issue Details: Open and inspect detailed information about any Jira issue.
• Modify Issues: Update properties and add worklogs directly from your Emacs session.
• Tempo Integration: Seamlessly display Tempo worklogs to keep track of time spent on tasks.

jira.el combines a Tabulated List Mode-based UI, with Magit-like keyboard-driven menus, a combination loved by Emacs users.

Check out the jira.el documentation on Github for further details and usage tips!

valencia-now provides real-time information about car and bike traffic in the city of Valencia (Spain). Additionally, it also provides air quality data.

ℹ️ Status <2025-02-28 Fri>: The source of real-time information of valencia-now
stopped working, I am trying to find alternative data sources.

Induction loops installed in different parts of Valencia can measure the number of cars and bikes passing through them. However, the City Council only offers the latest measurement, not the historical data. This limiation also applies to air quality data.

With the help of Tynibird, I am able to collect this data every hour and present it through this dashboard. Users can view real-time information on the map or access historical and aggregated data from specific sensors.

More info: introducing valencia-now: real-time traffic information about Valencia

I launched voilib.com in December 2022 to allow people to do semantic search within podcast transcriptions. Some months later, in July 2023, I decided to open-source it.

ℹ️ Status: <2025-02-28 Fri>  Voilib permanently shut down on December 14th, 2024,
but I still maintain the Open Source version

Voilib offers semantic search in thousands of minutes of high-quality transcriptions of podcasts. Just type your query in English 🇺🇸 or Spanish 🇪🇸 and it will find related content in thousands of episodes. Every day, Voilib automatically collects, transcribe and index new episodes from a list of podcasts. Self-hosted version of Voilib is also able to index local audio files. For example, you can feed it with recordings of all your online meetings and be able to search for content within them.

You can read this post about the technology behind it.

Retis is a latin word and means network. This is because the retina is a big network of blood vessels.

Retis is a tool to detect Diabetic Retinopathy (DR) and Age-Related Macular Degeneration (DMAE) in eye fundus images using Convolutional Neural Networks and Activation Maps. Try it here

This project is my final Master's Degree Thesis in Polytechnical University of Valencia. You can download the thesis (in Spanish) here.

My dotfiles and my Emacs configuration are public on Gitlab. I always try to keep them updated. Some information in this post.