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Cristiano Gabrieli

Data analyst & R programmer building clean financial dashboards, workflows, and technical guides.
I publish tutorials, ebooks, and tools for developers who want simple, efficient analytics systems.
Currently sharing my journey building digital products across TikTok, Substack, and Hashnode.


how-i-wrote-my-r-dashboard-books

I’ve been building dashboards and analytics workflows in R for years, and I turned that experience into two technical books. This post explains why I wrote them, what I learned, and how I approach clean data design.

  1. How I Wrote Two Technical Books About R and Clean Dashboard Workflowsindiehackers.com
  2. Why I Wrote a Technical Book About R and Clean Analytics Workflowsindiehackers.com

“Launching My HTML Dashboard Pack: Lightweight, Fast, and Framework‑Free”

I’m launching a lightweight HTML Dashboard Pack built with pure CSS and vanilla JavaScript. No frameworks, no dependencies — just fast, clean dashboards you can drop into any project. Sharing why I built them, how they work, and what’s included.

  1. Build a Clean, Professional Quarto Theme With Custom CSS (R Environment Guide)medium.com
  2. The Foundrymedium.com

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  1. Built a simple HTML dashboard to track personal finances — no apps, no Excel, no subscriptions.Lightweight, private, and runs in any browser.medium.com

Linux

Deploying Without Downtime: Blue‑Green, Rolling, and Canary Explained

I just published a practical breakdown of how modern DevOps teams deploy new versions without taking services offline.
If you're building SaaS, APIs, or anything customer‑facing, zero‑downtime deployment is no longer optional.

In this post, I explain the three strategies that keep apps online 24/7:

Blue‑Green (simple + safe)

Rolling Deployments (Kubernetes default)

Canary Releases (best for risky updates)

Clear, beginner‑friendly, and focused on real workflows.

Full article on Substack:
🔗 https://crisdigital.substack

  1. How I Automated My Daily Reports Using R (and Why It Saved Me Hours)I used to generate daily reports manually — exporting CSVs, formatting tables, adding charts, and emailing everything by hand. It worked, but it was slow and repetitive.So I built a small R workflow that now generates the report .I wrote the full breakdown here if you want the details:https:
  2. AI Agentsmedium.com

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  1. How R Is Becoming a Powerful Tool for AI and Machine Learning in 2026medium.com

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  1. Fedora — A Linux OS or a New Frontier?medium.com

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  1. Why Developers Should Learn R in 2026: Beyond Data Sciencemedium.com

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  1. R vs Python for Data Automation in 2026: Which One Should Developers Choose?medium.com

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  1. The Hidden Costs of Cloud Automation Nobody Talks Aboutmedium.com
  2. Security Theatremedium.com

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  1. Gas Municipalities: The Hidden Exposure Nobody Monitorsmedium.com

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  1. 5 Security Misconfigurations I See Every Week — And How to Fix Them Fast And How to Fix Them Fastmedium.com

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  1. “R Automation for AI: How to Build Smart, Repeatable Workflows Without Python Overhead”medium.com

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  1. Understanding Transformer Architecture in 2026 (SilentRecon Deep Dive)medium.com

Julia and R the future of AI

  1. Jukia and R llm and transformersmedium.com
  2. The SilentRecon Agent Loop Architecture: How We Build AI That Doesn’t Stallmedium.com

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  1. “SilentRecon Scoring Engine — Killing Hallucinations at the Root”medium.com

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  1. The R‑Model: How Neural Networks Evolve Without Consciousnessmedium.com

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  1. Cybersecurity in an Air‑Gapped World: Diodes, RF Interception, and the Collapse of VPN Hysteriamedium.com

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  1. The Shadow SCADA Networks You Were Never Meant to Seemedium.com

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  1. Why Modern AI Needs Adversarial Self‑Testingmedium.com
  2. Terminal Velocity: Audits of the Present and Futuremedium.com

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  1. The Layer No One Sees: Why SOC Dashboards Can’t Detect What Lives in the Dark Fibremedium.com

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  1. Inside the Black Box: What Really Happens in AI Hidden Layersmedium.com

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  1. Full Impactmedium.com

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  1. The GraalPython Directive Unauthorized Execution Detectedmedium.com

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  1. The JRuby Enclave Directive — High‑Stake Breach Simulation Inside a Fortified JVMmedium.com

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  1. Backend Exploits in ICS Systems — and Why Enclaves Matter More Than Evermedium.com
  2. Compliance Theatre: The Air‑Gap They Pretend Existsmedium.com

Recent activity

Apr 13, 2026created a post
Building in public: R: The Storyteller
Apr 13, 2026created a post
I Just Published My New Ebook: R: The Storyteller

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