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How to use this site
Last updated: 2026.
The basics
This is the personal portfolio of Felipe Zanoni da Rosa: projects, technical articles, resume and contact — all in one place, in Portuguese and English.
In the top-right corner there's a gear icon with three settings: light/dark theme, reduce animations (for anyone who prefers less motion on screen), and the PT/EN switch. Your choices are saved in a cookie and carry over to your next visit.
Search
Press Ctrl+K (or ⌘K on Mac) on any page to open quick search. It understands natural language — you don't need the exact term, just describe what you're looking for (e.g. "project that uses a database" finds something that only mentions "Supabase" in its text). There's also a version embedded on the home page and a dedicated /busca page. With an empty query, search shows the most-used technologies across projects, each with its usage %.
Pages
- About: my background and what drives me.
- Services: what I offer as a developer.
- Projects: each card shows technologies, company/context and a link to the repo or live site. You can search by name/technology/company/author and filter by technology — filters are saved in the URL, so you can share an already-filtered link.
- Articles: technical writing (when this section is active).
- Contact: a direct form — name, email and message land in my inbox.
- Resume: experience, education and skills.
- /status: the site's technical internals — current deploy, real database latency, how many projects/articles/technologies are on record. Everything read live, nothing simulated.
Export for AI
The "export for AI" link in the footer generates JSON with projects, resume and contact details — meant to be pasted straight into a prompt if you want an AI to answer questions about my work.
Easter eggs
Yes, there are a few hidden:
- The dog in the bottom-right corner sleeps until you click it — then it wakes up and cracks a programmer joke (or a random one-liner if the joke fails to load). Click it 3 times fast for one more secret.
- Type
sudoanywhere on the page (outside a text field) and see what happens. - Type
spinorgiraranywhere on the page. - Open your browser console (F12) — there's a hidden message there.
- With the settings menu (gear icon) open, type the Konami code: ↑ ↑ ↓ ↓ ← → ← → B A.
Open source
This site's code is public, licensed under MIT + Commons Clause — check out the GitHub repository if you want to see how it was built.
Privacy and cookies
Details about data collected and cookies used are on the Privacy, Terms of Use and Cookies pages.