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§ Archive · Selected work

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A working archive of client and product builds — most still running. Open one for the brief, the stack and the outcomes.

Tools 10+
Languages/FW 8
Repositories 5
SLA 99,98%
Nuovavita · / 03 2023 — 2026
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StandUp Way platform

A PWA (SPA) connected to a REST API. Features include a notification system over push, WebSocket and email; user roles and permissions; automated scheduling for the group's video calls (via agora.io); appointment management; dynamic clinical record cards for customers; and much more. Development keeps evolving, but it rests on a stable base built since 2023, is well documented, and ships with Playwright tests covering the system's core flows from the front end.

  • Laravel 11
  • Nuxt 2
  • Nuxt 4
  • MySQL
  • Redis
  • WebRTC
  • agora.io
  • SSR / PWA
  • Playwright
  • Zoom video-sdk
  • Pusher
  • Terraform
  • Docker
  • OpenAI API (whisper/gpt4o-mini)
↗ Open case study
Assolombarda Servizi · / 07 2023 — 2025

Assolombarda Servizi

Assolombarda Servizi offers strategic solutions to support business growth and operational management. A wholly owned subsidiary of Assolombarda, it has supported companies for over 40 years with personalized services, specialized consulting, and the development of complex projects geared toward innovation and competitiveness.
Within this context, I oversaw the maintenance and custom development of a legacy WordPress portal, collaborating continuously for approximately two years on development activities, structural corrections, and platform security.
The project presented numerous technical issues and vulnerabilities, which were addressed from the early stages of the collaboration. Much of the work focused on stabilizing the existing code, improving security, and managing a codebase developed with very low quality standards. This experience clearly demonstrated how initial decisions geared solely toward cost containment can, in the long run, translate into higher maintenance costs, operational complexity, and technical debt.

  • WordPress
  • PHP
  • MySql
↗ Open case study
Fiberdroid · / 01 2019 — 2021
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Customer area & operations portal

A PWA (single-page app) backed by a REST API. It packs a lot: a notification system over push, WebSocket and email; user roles and permissions; automated invoicing for end customers; appointment management; product shipments; and full contract management and workflow — among much more. Development is a continuous stream of improvements, but it rests on a stable base built since 2021, is well documented, and ships with unit tests covering the system's core functions.

  • Laravel 9
  • Nuxt 2
  • REST API
  • PWA / SPA
  • WebSockets
  • Push notifications
↗ Open case study
TC2 Group · / 02 2019 — 2024
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INspxt — inspections management platform

An app for managing inspectors and the inspections they carry out. The Laravel REST API handles user roles and permissions — chiefly administrators and inspectors — while the React front end fully separates the two roles, showing a simplified interface to inspectors, who can reach only a subset of features. The system is stable and performant given the access and data traffic it handles, and it mainly drives inspection activities that certify the quality of customer products. A complete refactoring improved the UX, simplified the database structure, migrated the data to the new schema, and streamlined the server-side code both syntactically and logically.

  • Laravel 9
  • React
  • REST API
  • Redis
↗ Open case study
Petformance · / 06 2017

Petformance

I managed the entire development stack for a platform consisting of a hybrid app built in Ionic 2 and an API backend developed in Laravel, with OctoberCMS as the content management panel.
The project stemmed from the client's need to digitize a network of kiosks installed within pharmacies, transforming them into interactive tools for promoting content and products.
The application guided users from account registration through a daily journey of news and informational content synchronized with the backend. At the same time, it allowed users to browse the products available at the physical kiosks and make direct purchases via the mobile app.
One of the most interesting features was the real-time integration with Bluetooth beacons installed in the kiosks: the app could automatically detect the user's proximity and display contextual offers, dedicated promotions, and in-app notifications. The system also included automated push notifications managed via schedulers and backend processes for promotional campaigns and periodic communications.

  • Ionic2
  • Laravel
  • OctoberCMS
↗ Open case study
Personal project · / 04 2021 — 2026

Silent Hill Web

After the announcements of new entries in the saga I built a PWA in Nuxt 3 + Laravel 10 for my favourite game series. It is server-side rendered and tuned across accessibility and usability for SEO. It has an event notification system, interactive maps built on the in-game map images, and a two-axis navigation — a horizontal menu to pick the game, a vertical one for its sub-sections and the generic sections. Users sign up by email or via Facebook Login. The admin panel — built in Nuxt 2 to move faster, then fully refactored to Nuxt 4 + shadcn — manages multiple user roles with configurable permissions and uploads images and YouTube videos quickly. Both the site and the panel are trilingual: Italian, English and Spanish. It is a fully non-profit project, so the main thing missing is content — collaborators who know Silent Hill well are welcome.

  • Laravel 12
  • Nuxt 4
  • Reverb · WebSockets
  • Redis
  • SSR / PWA
  • shadcn
  • i18n · it/en/es
↗ Open case study
Personal project · / 05 2026

DevBoards.io

An IT job-discovery and tech-news platform aimed at the European and U.S. markets. It aggregates job listings from 10+ sources using AI-powered APIs, serves multilingual tech news, and includes a custom CMS admin dashboard for content management. Two Python scripts import jobs every 12 hours via RSS feeds and public job-portal APIs, filtering Tech/IT roles and auto-categorising each listing with relevant metadata — so users discover thousands of opportunities a day from a single platform in five languages, with fast filters for skills, availability and seniority. Each user gets a compatibility score for every posting, and companies get a trust score based on the quality of their ads plus a community-driven like/dislike rating. GitHub repo (6 submodules + CI/CD): https://github.com/micio86dev/itjobhub-antigravity-config

  • ElysiaJS
  • Bun
  • Qwik
  • TypeScript
  • Python 3.11
  • MongoDB
  • Redis
↗ Open case study