JavaScript Archives - Daniele Mte90 Scasciafratte

ToneCraft – Thunderbird Extension to write more professional emails with AI

10 March 2026

Over the past months, I’ve increasingly integrated AI into my daily workflow, allowing me to tackle projects and tasks that were previously out of reach due to time or resource constraints. This shift has been transformative, enabling me to contribute more effectively to open-source software (OSS) and even address long-standing personal challenges—like improving the professionalism […]

Bulk move posts with tag to categories with WP-CLI

10 July 2025

There is always something new when you have to manage old WordPress website, especially if they have thousands of tags. The problem in this case is that tags are very dispersive and not helpful as a lot of people think for SEO compared to categories. A solution is to migrate them as pure category, or […]

fibra.city Cross Site Scripting Vulnerability

11 March 2024

After 4 years the issue is still there but it’s time to talk about why there is an issue to learn from that!

How I did a pull request to an open source project with ChatGPT

12 December 2023

How AI can help developing code, if you know what are you doing and know the code that will write

The Disruptive power of NPM developers for the Open Source brand

17 March 2022

How a ecosystem harms the FOSS brand around the world

You cannot use JavaScript for everything!

10 May 2019

I am ready to fight but I can cry it without problems: Don’t use JavaScript for everything.

Why I am developing Browser Extensions

19 September 2017

Questo articolo è stato scritto oltre 1 years, il contenuto potrebbe essere datato.I am developer and I already explained in the past for me is very important to live in the open source world. First of all because I can, I can what I need to improve my workflow and because is fun of course. […]

My Workflow as Developer 2015

26 November 2015

Questo articolo è stato scritto oltre 1 years, il contenuto potrebbe essere datato.After a year the article My workflow as developer (I recommend read it as a premise because I’ll skip some parts) last year is one of the most read so it seemed appropriate to make a new edition this year. Why a new […]