Giovanni Mazzuoccolo
@codebygio.bsky.social
Frontend Team Lead & Full Stack Dev
🌍 The Hague | 🇮🇹🇳🇱
14+ years in tech, bridging ideas & code. React specialist, digital humanities grad, and occasional blogger at thoughts.codebyg.io.
🌍 The Hague | 🇮🇹🇳🇱
14+ years in tech, bridging ideas & code. React specialist, digital humanities grad, and occasional blogger at thoughts.codebyg.io.
Today I showed skills.sh to my colleagues. Not all of my colleagues are super updated with the AI world, so they asked me for a quick explanation on what it is. Fortunately, they've seen the Matrix, so "skills" is just injecting kung fu into your AI tool.
a close up of a man 's face with his eyes closed and sweat coming out of his nose .
ALT: a close up of a man 's face with his eyes closed and sweat coming out of his nose .
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January 28, 2026 at 11:20 AM
Today I showed skills.sh to my colleagues. Not all of my colleagues are super updated with the AI world, so they asked me for a quick explanation on what it is. Fortunately, they've seen the Matrix, so "skills" is just injecting kung fu into your AI tool.
New article!
Developer tools are not sufficient for testing mobile implementations thoughts.codebyg.io/blog/develop...
Developer tools are not sufficient for testing mobile implementations thoughts.codebyg.io/blog/develop...
Developer tools are not sufficient for testing mobile implementations
Why relying solely on desktop developer tools is inadequate for mobile testing and some practical tips to improve your mobile testing process.
thoughts.codebyg.io
January 28, 2026 at 9:44 AM
New article!
Developer tools are not sufficient for testing mobile implementations thoughts.codebyg.io/blog/develop...
Developer tools are not sufficient for testing mobile implementations thoughts.codebyg.io/blog/develop...
I struggle to explain the atProto to non-technical people or junior devs. Any resource?
January 27, 2026 at 11:32 AM
I struggle to explain the atProto to non-technical people or junior devs. Any resource?
January has not ended yet, so I am still on time to publish this thoughts.codebyg.io/blog/what-i-...
What I've Learned in 2025
Yes, it is the time of the year to reflect. But not too much, please.
thoughts.codebyg.io
January 19, 2026 at 12:04 PM
January has not ended yet, so I am still on time to publish this thoughts.codebyg.io/blog/what-i-...