Poké-Hub

A platform to publish and download model datasets, built on uvlhub, where the process mattered most: branching, code review, continuous integration and deployment.

Team project12 people2025

Code on GitHub

Period: 2025
Team: 12 people, two teams of 6
Context: Configuration Evolution and Management course
My role: User profile, tests and deployment guide
Tech stack: Python
Flask
SQLAlchemy
Docker
Vagrant
GitHub Actions
Render

Public user profile with their datasets, the part I built. App run locally with test data and without its themed decoration.

My part

The public profile of every user, with their details and the datasets they uploaded, paginated.
On every dataset page, the uploader’s name links to that profile.
43 of the team’s 98 tests, unit and integration, covering profiles, models and downloading your own dataset.
The deployment and usage guide with Vagrant.

In numbers

of the team’s 98 tests: 43
people on my team: 6
people on the project: 12

How we worked

Tasks in GitHub Projects with an owner and a status.
Our own branching flow with peer code review.
GitHub Actions for lint, tests and deployment on Render.

Gallery

Dataset page with its details, the linked uploader and its models — Dataset page: the uploader links to their profile.

Poké-Hub home with the latest datasets and statistics — Home page with the latest datasets.

The user’s dataset list with view and download options — The user’s datasets.

GitHub Projects board with the team’s tasks by status — The team board with everyone’s tasks.

List of GitHub Actions runs in the repository — Continuous integration runs.

Let’s talk

I’m from Seville and now live in Madrid. I like things to work end to end: designing the system, writing the code, deploying it and measuring whether it really holds up.

If you’re looking for someone for backend, data or applied AI work, write to me and I’ll get back to you.