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Andrea Debernardi

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Genova, italyJoined April 2026

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Full stack developer and open-source lover. As a freelancer I work for several companies and I maintain a few personal projects.

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Andrea Debernardi

@debba

Genova, italyJoined April 2026

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Full stack developer and open-source lover. As a freelancer I work for several companies and I maintain a few personal projects.

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Nothing here yet.

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ADAndrea Debernardi·Apr 14

From 0 to 1,000 GitHub Stars in 10 Weeks: What Actually Worked

Ten weeks ago I pushed the first binary of Tabularis to GitHub. A cross-platform database client built with Tauri (Rust + React/TypeScript). One person, a late-night frustration, and a SQL editor. Las

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ADAndrea Debernardi·Apr 2

I built an open-source DB manager that's under 10 MB because most GUI clients feel way too bloated

I kept running into database GUIs that felt massive, slow, or overloaded, so I started building my own: Tabularis. Initially, I used AI to quickly scaffold the project, and now I’m refining the detail

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