Uriel Spiridione

Fullstack developer from Argentina. Building for the web at Honra.io — five years deep in front-end, now all the way through the stack.

Experience

  1. Fullstack Developer · Honra.io ↗ 2025–present

    Building for the web with an AI-integrated workflow, fullstack development.

  2. Lead Angular Developer · Nenes/Notimation 2022–2025

    Fullstack dev & team lead, front-end apps and Angular architecture.

  3. Web Developer · Momento Mate ↗ 2023

    Freelance — Astro-based podcast/streaming site.

  4. Entrepreneur · Spixel Prints 2020–2021

    Business operations and network administration.

Projects

  1. Indiario ↗ Live ↗

    Live news publishing platform built for a real editorial team — CMS backend, public web frontend, and a mobile app with push notifications.

    Next.jsPayload CMSReact NativeExpo
  2. Nemos ↗ Live ↗

    Local-first desktop note-taking app built with Tauri — no cloud, no account, no subscription.

    ReactTauriTipTapZustandTanStack Router
  3. Things Shop ↗ Live ↗

    Full-stack eCommerce platform covering product browsing, cart management, PayPal checkout, and a separate admin dashboard for inventory management.

    Next.jsPrismaCloudinaryPayPalAuth.js
  4. Raices Nativas ↗ Live ↗

    Angular web app built with Biology students from the UNC to promote awareness and care of native tree species in Córdoba.

    AngularMaterialBootstrap
  5. Maps Scraper ↗

    Chrome extension that extracts structured business data from Google Maps search results and exports it as CSV or JSON for market research and lead generation.

    ReactTypeScriptVite

Writing

All posts →
  1. Nemos v1.0 Is Here — And It Feels Different
  2. ¿Porqué esperar dos veces al usar fetch?
  3. Darkmode en favicons SVG
  4. Prompt Frameworks
  5. Data strcutures
  6. Agregando un botón "Copy code to clipboard" en Astro
  7. Manejo de <dialog /> nativos

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About

Uriel Spiridione

Raised in Argentina. I got into programming trying to build a POS system for my grandfather. Nothing available fit, so I started learning how to make it myself. He closed the shop before it was finished, but by then software had already become one of my tools.

Today I work at Honra.io — mobile apps, backends, frontend, migrations. Lately a lot of it has shifted toward AI and agents, and I'm excited about where that's heading.

I like understanding how things work. Sometimes that means software, sometimes motorcycle electronics, and sometimes a sidebar that should have been simple but ended up being rebuilt from scratch.