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Real constraints, real trade-offs, no concept mockups. Selected projects, written the way I would explain them to a colleague.
A C++20 daemon that turns your music down when someone talks in a call — and fades it back properly.
29 test functions · 4 build jobs · v1.2.0
A Node.js native-addon build tool that compiles C/C++ with Zig. I contribute upstream to the toolchain and build reliability.
Marmotta · +1115 / −44 lines
No template, no CMS, no 2MB of JavaScript. Brutalist on purpose, static by design.
94 Lighthouse mobile · 267 KB transferred
Three things I do. Every engagement starts with a written scope — good for both of us.
From an empty repository to something real users can break. I handle the schema, the API and the interface, and I stay for the boring part: maintenance.
I read your code like an attacker and hand you a list of what to fix first. Offensive mindset, defensive delivery.
For the project that was almost done eight months ago. I assess it, cut what is dead, and get it to production.
An MVP, a rescue, or a second opinion on the code that matters. One person, from schema to deployment.
Full-stack TypeScript with security built in. I read code the way an attacker would, and I write down the decisions that are expensive to undo.
The short version, no buzzwords.
I'm Simone, a full-stack developer in Italy. I build web products end to end: Next.js and TypeScript on the front end, Node and PostgreSQL on the back end, deployment and maintenance included. Most of my work starts as an empty repository.
The parts I care about are the ones nobody demos: schemas that survive the second feature, auth that fails closed, error handling that doesn't wake anyone at 3 a.m. I play CTFs and I'm getting into bug bounty, because shipping software without knowing how it breaks is just guessing.
I work alone or embedded in a team, and I write down the decisions that are expensive to undo.
“I like software that's boring to maintain. That's the whole philosophy.”
A live snapshot from GitHub: the repositories I am working in, the issues I closed, and the ones still open.
Two frames from @erru.sso. The rest of the roll is on Instagram.
One email is enough to start.
Got something to build, or something to break?
