My name is Daniel Fernandes (aka @DinosDev). I've been a programmer since 2014, my main language is Delphi and C#, but I also program in JS and PHP.
I currently work at @AquaSoft, with outsourcing, working with outsourcing has given me the opportunity to face many exciting challenges and helped me to gain a lot of experience.
In my free time, I create content at @DinosDev, aimed at developers, addressing good programming practices, implementation of design patterns, subjects that help you to be a better prepared programmer.

I'm the creator and maintainer of the project: DinosOffices, a totally Open Source component that reads and manipulates spreadsheets through LibreOffice CALC and creates documents with LibreOffice Writer. Basically it is a mechanism to generate documents and reports for ERPs or projects that deal with lots of data via spreadsheet.
I'm a big believer in free and open source and at the same time I'm a big advocate of sustainability. It's nice to get something for free. But if you are using someone else's work to promote your own work and you get paid for that work, consider paying, in all fairness, those in your supply chain. After all, the costs to maintain the development of the tool are high, they demand labor, and external expenses such as internet, water, electricity, development time and research.

I created a DMCPServer project that transforms any Delphi code into a callback-based MCP.
If you want to take a function from your system and transform it into an MCPServer, you can do it easily. And the best part is that it's open source, so feel free to contribute and use the project.

There are several ways to sustain DinosOffices:
1. Financial support
2. Contributing
The. report bugs
B. requesting resources
w. bug fix
d. adding features
It is. Community involvement