About me
I'm Sergio Azócar, a software engineer. I build product at Skyward, maintain oxlint-tailwindcss and Hollware, created Context Architecture and lead techs.cl, a community of builders in southern Chile.
I've been building software for more than ten years. I started fullstack at agencies, specialized in frontend until I led architecture and design systems, and now I'm back to building product end to end.
On YouTube and on the blog I talk about what I build: the problems, the hypotheses and how I tested them. From experience, without the hype.
In short
- Work
- Founding Software Engineer at Skyward
- Open source
- I maintain oxlint-tailwindcss and Hollware
- Created
- Context Architecture
- Community
- I lead techs.cl
- Content
- In Spanish, on YouTube and the blog
- Before
- Talana, Hackmetrix, Poliglota and agencies
Bio for events and press
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Sergio Azócar builds product at Skyward, maintains oxlint-tailwindcss and Hollware, and leads techs.cl.
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Sergio Azócar is a software engineer with more than ten years building product. He is a Founding Software Engineer at Skyward, maintains the open-source projects oxlint-tailwindcss and Hollware, created Context Architecture and leads techs.cl, a community of builders in southern Chile. He talks about what he builds on YouTube and on his blog.
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Sergio Azócar is a software engineer with more than ten years building product. He started fullstack at agencies, specialized in frontend until he led architecture and design systems at Talana, and is now a Founding Software Engineer at Skyward, where he builds the platform end to end. He maintains oxlint-tailwindcss, a native oxlint plugin for Tailwind CSS v4, and Hollware, an open-source CMS for agents, native to Cloudflare. He created Context Architecture, a practice for structuring repos that people and agents understand the same way. He leads techs.cl, a community of builders in southern Chile, and has spoken at Nerdearla, PHP México and JSConf Chile. On YouTube and on his blog he shares the problems he faces while building, the hypotheses he works with and how he tests them.