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@dibodev

Léo Guillaume (Dibodev)

@dibodev·Rennes, Bretagne, France·Joined August 2026

Freelance full-stack dev (Vue / Nuxt). I turn messy spreadsheets and manual workflows into custom web apps, SaaS and business tools

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Websites, mobile apps, business applications, SaaS and AI projects — from scoping to launch.

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LGLéo Guillaume (Dibodev)indibodev.hashnode.dev·1d ago · 3 min read

One Vue app, three homes: desktop with Tauri, Android with Capacitor, and the web

I wanted a Reddit client that lived on my desktop and my phone — without maintaining two separate apps. So I built one Vue app and gave it three homes: Tauri (Rust) wraps it as a desktop app for Windo

LGLéo Guillaume (Dibodev)indibodev.hashnode.dev·1d ago · 4 min read

My static Nuxt blog publishes itself: drafts, scheduled "drip", and auto-rebuilds

I run my freelance site as a fully static (SSG) Nuxt site. It's fast, cheap to host, and boring in the good way. But static sites are genuinely bad at one thing: publishing an article next Tuesday at