About

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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Maker History

  • 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
  • Scotty
    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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CLI coding agents killed my IDE — anyone else?

CLI coding agents killed my IDE anyone else?

Genuine question: since CLI-based coding agents became a thing, how many of you have actually stopped opening your editor?

Netfox 0.6 — the redesign drop 🦊🎨

Hey everyone

Netfox 0.6 is out, and it's the one where the whole app got a new face.

Netfox 0.5 is out — your whole network now lives in the menu bar 🦊📈

Netfox 0.5.0 just shipped, and it's the release that makes the menu bar the place to watch your network plus the port scanner finally checks the ports you care about.

Live traffic, one click away. The menu bar popover now charts your Mac's download and upload over the last minute a filled curve for down, a line for up, live readouts next to them. It samples for the whole life of the app, so the chart opens already full of history. No setup, no special permissions.

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