Desktop applicationv2.7.1
MapWizard
A cross-platform toolkit for osu! mappers
A dedicated desktop app designed to automate the repetitive parts of beatmap creation, handling hitsounds, metadata, combo colours and updates.
São Paulo, Brazil · 5+ years
Lucas VeigaBackend Engineer
I build and operate APIs, internal platforms and production systems with .NET and Laravel. I also maintain open-source tools for osu! mappers.
Experience
Production work, from first commit to on-call reality.
I started with Java and JSP, grew into full-stack delivery, and now focus on backend architecture, integrations and systems that have to keep running.
Jul 2022 — now
KBR TEC
Backend Engineer
I build and operate business systems with .NET, Laravel, messaging, background workers and cloud infrastructure.
Apr 2021 — Jul 2022
KBR TEC
Development Intern
I moved from maintaining application code into shipping production features across the stack.
Mar — Dec 2019
DBVTech
Software Development Intern
My first professional code was Java and JSP: service layers, web pages and maintenance across connected systems.
Selected work
Tools I still maintain and use.
Three projects I build and maintain end to end: a publishing platform with sub-second live streaming, a cross-platform desktop toolkit for osu! mappers, and a real-time event pipeline for Discord. Each one started as my own problem to solve.
- Service and Discord botactive
MappingFeed
Real-time osu! event pipeline for Discord communities
Continuously polls osu! map and group events, stores them safely in SQLite, dispatches customizable Discord notifications, and exposes recent activity via an HTTP API.
- Publishing and live streaming platformactive
Blog dos Afogados
Independent publishing with sub-second live streaming
A Laravel platform for stories, conversations and live broadcasts, combining an editorial workflow with Broadcast Box streaming, real-time chat and 7TV emotes.
Writing
Notes from problems I had to solve myself.
Short guides on Linux, Wine and desktop workflows. I publish when the fix is worth finding again.
- Taking and uploading screenshots on LinuxA Bash workflow that captures a Flameshot screenshot, uploads it to s-ul.eu and copies the resulting URL.
- Opening Wine folders in your Linux file managerMake applications running through Wine open folders with Nautilus, Dolphin, Thunar or another native Linux file manager.
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