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My name is Giovambattista Fazioli, an Italian Lead Developer. I started coding in 1983 and have experience in design, graphics, and assembly language. I worked with various systems like Commodore and processors such as Z-80 and 8086. Later, I worked as a program developer in a telecommunication company using languages like C/C++, PHP, and Visual Basic. After 7 years, I became a freelance developer. Currently, I am the Lead Developer at Namecheap, specializing in ReactJS, TypeScript, and NextJS.

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  • Netfox
    NetfoxA native local macOS network monitor
    May 2026
  • octoscope
    octoscopeYour GitHub profile as a live terminal dashboard
    Apr 2026
  • FinderGit
    FinderGitSee every Git repo's status from one native Mac window
    Apr 2026
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    ScottyKeep your WordPress clean, fast, and under control
    Apr 2026
  • Amiga Assembly Library
    Amiga Assembly LibraryA 68020 shared library with 50+ functions for AmigaOS
    Apr 2026

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Mantine Extensions — the whole suite is now on Mantine 9.3.1

Mantine Extensions suite-wide maintenance update. All 26 components, the Hub, and both Next.js starter templates are now aligned to Mantine 9.3.1, with refreshed tooling (Storybook 10.4.5, Next 16.2.9, Rollup 4.62, oxlint 1.70). A drop-in refresh: no API or behavior changes, so you can upgrade across the whole ecosystem in one go.

Hub: https://mantine-extensions.verce...

GitHub: https://github.com/gfazioli

My favorite Vercel Day launches today 🚀

Spent some time digging through the Vercel Day launches and a few really stood out. Sharing my favorites for anyone hunting for something great today:

Goldfish Press Option and it drafts replies in your own voice. The kind of small Mac tool you end up using every single day.

✂️ FinderGit 0.15.0 — reclaim the disk space your Git history is quietly hoarding 🧹

Your .git can balloon for a reason no routine cleanup ever fixes: its history pins far more than your working copy needs a stale branch left after a big merge, or a clone that dragged in a much bigger upstream. Git won't drop history a branch or remote still points to, so a normal gc can't touch it.

The last release told you why a repo was heavy. This one lets you fix it.

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