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Software Artisan · Trainer · Gradle Tooling Author

I design an ecosystem of Gradle Kotlin DSL plugins for project tooling, executable documentation, and educational content production.

I work at the intersection of three domains:

• Software Craftsmanship — TDD, BDD Cucumber, Hexagonal Architecture, Idiomatic Kotlin.
• Developer Tooling — reusable Gradle plugins, published under the education.cccp namespace on the github.com/cccp-education.
• EdTech — educational content, generated static sites, traceable training materials.

The coherence of it all stems from a simple conviction: a credible developer/trainer builds and uses their own tools. I don't sell what I don't use on a daily basis.

The lifecycle I follow for each plugin:

1. Business logic prototyping within the root build.gradle.kts, with relevant logs to validate behavior under real conditions.
2. Plugin migration once the domain logic is stable — transplanting the proven code to a dedicated module, using TDD with JUnit 5.
3. BDD with Cucumber as soon as the domain allows, to document intent at the user level.
4. Publication to the Maven Central with a versioned API contract.

It's not a fancy method, but it's one that stands the test of time.

cccp.education

A Gradle Kotlin DSL build script that orchestrates the creation of a bootable Xubuntu ISO — functioning as both a live USB and an installer, equipped with the necessary tooling tailored for three usage profiles:

• Nomadic workstation — my complete portable environment on a USB drive.
• FTTH Telecom Technician — ready-to-use field tooling.
• Student/Trainee — immediate onboarding with no prior installation required.

The project illustrates the ecosystem's philosophy: the work environment itself is a reproducible, versioned, and documented artifact. The project's documentation is generated and published by bakery at cccp.education/magic-stick — proof that the publication pipeline runs in production.

Java · Kotlin · Gradle (Kotlin DSL) · JUnit 5 · Cucumber · Spring Boot · AsciiDoc · JBake · Reveal.js · PlantUML · JGit · Jackson · LangChain4j · Koog · Docker · PostgreSQL/pgvector · GitHub Actions · Xubuntu/Debian packaging.

• Website: cheroliv.com
• Published Plugins: Maven Central — education.cccp
• magic-stick: documentation · repository