Web Developer & Aspiring Software Artisan
but those are just fancy words
A software artisan is a skilled and dedicated software professional who approaches software
development as a craft.
Emphasizing not only technical proficiency but also principles of craftsmanship,
collaboration, and continuous improvement, a software artisan strives to create high-quality, maintainable, and valuable
software solutions.
I aim to build beautiful software
Beauty in software goes beyond a sleek interface. It's about purposeful design, high-quality code, and the
satisfying feeling of a program that just works. I value software that's not only visually appealing but also reliable, efficient, and a pleasure to use.
My focus is on crafting digital experiences that are both elegant and effective, reflecting my commitment to quality
in every line of code.







Teams I've Been Part Of
Retex
s.p.aas a Frontend Developer
I participated in the development of the new Armani multibrand e-commerce website and developed the Edison Next 360 experience.
Additionally, our team developed a library of tools aimed at facilitating the transition from design to code and improving communication between Designers and Developers.
as a Frontend Developer
I worked on multiple marketing websites, collaborating closely with the Design team and clients. I introduced new technologies and overall advocated for updating the company’s tech stack.
Furthermore, I developed the agency’s new website, bringing the new branding and strategy to life.
Apps I've Built
Beyond my day-to-day work, I'm passionate about building software.
This space showcases some personal
app projects where I've focused on clean design, reliable function, and exploring new ideas.
Workouter
A personal workout tracking app letting you build custom routines and log your sessions. Check detailed stats to see your progress and stay motivated.
What have I to say
I write about my experiences, my projects, and my thoughts.
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Fast Food Software and the Lonely Path of the Craftsman
21 August 2025
Walk down any busy street in the world and you’ll see the victory of speed over craft. The Starbucks line moves faster than the small café that still grinds beans by hand. McDonald’s feeds more people in five minutes tha...
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