About me
Hi, I'm Moisés Gamio.
For more than two decades I've built software for companies across very different worlds — from banks and government to retail and research. I created codersite.dev to share what I've learned and to make complex computer science and software design easy to understand.
My journey
I was born in Lima, Peru, where I studied for five years and earned a degree in Systems Engineering. Over my career I've worked across the Government, Financial, Industrial, Education, Consulting, Retail, E-commerce, and Research sectors — covering every stage of the software lifecycle, from analysis and design to testing and deployment, in both on-premise and cloud environments.
For eight years I worked as a Systems Analyst in the banking sector. Since 2014 I've been a software engineer at a B2B company in Berlin, Germany. Along the way I've programmed in a wide range of languages, which keeps me pragmatic about choosing the right tool for the job.
What I write about
On the blog I focus on the fundamentals that make us better engineers — the topics I'm most passionate about:
- AI Agents
- Clean Code
- Software Design
- Software Architecture
- Object-Oriented Programming
- Data Structures & Algorithms
- RESTful Web Services
- Spring Framework
- Automated Testing
- Distributed Systems
- Cloud Computing
- Refactoring
Meet Kit
Kit is the codersite mascot. A fox, because foxes are clever, adaptable and quick to learn, which is exactly what it takes to switch jobs or grow into a senior role. Look closely at Kit's eyes: they're two terminal cursors, always ready for the next line of code. Stay curious. Ship code. Grow.
Languages I've worked with
- Java
- Python
- C#
- C
- PHP
- PL/SQL
- Visual Basic
- Prolog
- COBOL
- JScript
Support my work
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☕ Buy me a coffeeMy books
Everything I've learned over the years, distilled into two practical guides.
48 real coding interview questions, each taken from the obvious brute-force idea to the efficient solution in Java. Every variable explained, every example traced, and 117 follow-up questions interviewers actually ask.
My practical guide to software design — real-world examples, diagrams, and clear explanations that make complex systems simple.