What is briano.dev and who is Brian Lima (@Brianostorm)?

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briano.dev is the personal homepage and portfolio of Brian Lima, who goes by the handle @Brianostorm. The site identifies him as "a coder, a gamer, a maker" and serves as a hub for his projects, blog posts, and background. It is not a product or service with pricing or sign-up—it's a personal site where visitors can learn about him, browse his work, and find his social links.

Who Brian Lima is

According to the site's own description, Brian is currently a developer at Nuuvem.com, where he leads a team building what the page calls "the greatest game platform in Latin America." His professional identity centers on backend development:

  • Primary stack: Ruby backend development
  • Also works with: the .NET stack and Python
  • DevOps tools: Docker, Terraform, and similar tooling
  • Adjacent skills: can get around with frontend and dabbles in mobile development

Beyond software, the site describes him as a "casemodder"—someone who builds projects using 3D printing, electronics, and handcrafts as needed. He also calls himself an enthusiast of technology, PCs, open source, and "the future."

What the site contains

The page lists three main sections:

Section What it offers
Projects A look at the things he has built
Blog His writing—"thinking out loud," as the page puts it
About More detail on his background

The homepage also points visitors to his social profiles for direct contact.

When this page is useful to you

  • If you're evaluating him as a collaborator or hire: the About and Projects sections give you his stack (Ruby, .NET, Python, Docker, Terraform) and his current role leading a team at Nuuvem.com.
  • If you're a fellow developer or maker: the Blog and Projects sections are where his technical and casemodding work lives.
  • If you just want to reach him: the page directs you to his socials rather than offering a contact form.

One caveat: the site itself doesn't state rates, availability, or service offerings, so treat it as a portfolio and introduction rather than a commercial page. For anything beyond that, the social links are the intended next step.