i'm Filippo Fonseca, an 18-year-old entrepreneur, software & electrical eng, designer, & reading/language enthusiast with a focus on building scalable applications and infrastructure for a variety of needs. Essentially, I built sh*t that works :).
these days, I'm involved in a myriad of different things - I'm having a blast building diush.xyz - an open-source mobile platform acting as a secure funnel for selling items to your friends and network. I was previously heavily invested in Zyndicate, a simplified all-in-one workflow system which I built and scaled to tens of thousands of users (30k+) and a team of 15+ spread out over five continents.
I've also worked at companies like Aviato and co-built an autonomous drone delivery service that won 2nd place worldwide in the World Robot Olympiad (WRO) 2021 out of nearly 50k participants.
I primarily work with TypeScript & React for mobile and web development. In the past, I have also delved into system architecture, infrastructure, and privacy engineering ๐.
in order to perform my work and simply to perform side projects as a hobby, I utilize a variety of different tools and technologies. The following is a list representing my toolset and arsenal as of the moment.
TypeScript
React
Dart
Git
Flutter
Java
GitHub
TailwindCSS
JavaScript
Golang
Python
C++
Docker
Redis
PostgreSQL
GraphQL
Firebase
SC
Yarn
Google Cloud
VS Code
Arduino
Raspberry Pi
if i'm not working, playing sports, reading, planespotting, or with my friends, you can usually find me developing on open-source projects on my GitHub. I love working with others and find the concept of community-builds absolutely fascinating. In total, my projects have garnered:
266 stars
16 forks
thank you! โค๏ธ
The following are a few articles written about me and/or my ventures.
The 16-year-olds designed 'Updrop', a more efficient system for home deliveries of food or parcels. This is the first time that Costa Rica has achieved a distinction of this type in the World Robotics Olympiad.
Two Costa Rican college students stand out in the category where 53 other teams competed; they did it with a drone-based parcel delivery system
Young people create drone package delivery platform and win robotics Olympiad
Drones are controlled by an app they called 'UpDrop'
For the first time our country reaches a second place in the World Robot Olympiad (World Robot Olympiad WRO, for its acronym in English); this thanks to the participation of Mark Music and Filippo Fonseca, both tenth-year students, who presented the project called UpDrop.