Projects

Some quite interesting open source projects

🥠 developer-fortune-cookies
Fortune cookies for developers. A simple and clean Angular web application built using TailwindCSS. Open it, copy it or export it, repeat. Try it here!

📱 flutter_fortune_cookies
Fortune cookies for developers. A way too simple flutter application I developed with the aim of starting to learn Flutter.

🚀 github-actions-with-sqlite
A test of sqlite, Github Actions and Github Pages. A Github Action adds random records on a sqlite db every 6 hours. Then a Typescript page, compiled in WebAssembly, displays data randomly using sql.js-httpvfs (a wrapper around sql.js to provide a read-only HTTP-Range-request based virtual file system for SQLite).

📖 quick-dictionary-bot
A web scraper Telegram bot written in Python. I have written a post about it so that you can better understand how it works and also build it by your own.

🌐 wsdl-downloader
A C# console application. I have implemented a feature to download WSDL files from a csv. Supposed to be a PR but now it is a project standalone.

📚 wikisummary
My first open source code ever. A Telegram bot written in Node.js that given a word provides you a summary of the related Wikipedia page.

📖 una-scatola-di-libri
Landing page I’ve built to support tiny bookshops in Italy collecting orders during COVID-19. During the pandemic, indipendent bookstores were suffering because they mostly base their business on a brick and mortar model. It remained nothing but a POC because after validating the idea with booksellers we realized margins were too low because of shipping costs. The proof of concept is still accessible here!

Relevant open source contributions

🔗 Pascal-case the DbContext name when scaffolding
Contribution to dotnet/efcore

🔗 Create directory chain if doesn’t exist for ef migrations bundle
Contribution to dotnet/efcore