Scouting report
Java/.NET-oriented developer; public repos show fundamentals
assessed from open-source footprint
Antonio's bio describes professional Java and ASP.NET MVC 5 web experience, but the eight public repositories tell a more foundational story: a basic Flask app, a Spring Boot CRUD demo, an ATM simulation, a phone book, and a calculator across Java, Python, and C++. I'd flag that gap honestly — the claimed professional work isn't reflected in what's public, which carries no stars and no commits in the past year. The stated .NET/Java background is plausible and worth verifying directly, since the repos themselves read as practice exercises rather than evidence of production systems.
Authorship & open source
What they build
Signal breakdown
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8
0% forks
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12.6 yr
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Quiet
100% stale
Strengths
- Verified author — wrote 100% of commits on helloFlask
- Original builder — 8 of their own repositories
- Backend focus with Mobile
- Core stack: Java, Python, HTML, C++
About
Skills
- Java
- Python
- HTML
- C++
Featured work
helloFlask
A basic flask application.
- Python
by Antonio Roman
RestaurantPicker
Spring Boot MVC REST web CRUD application that interacts with a MySQL databse
- Java
by Antonio Roman
ATMApplication
ATM Simulation that allows user to deposit, withdraw, and view balance in a terminal.
- Java
by Antonio Roman
PhoneBook
A program that displays a phone book containing the name and phone of contacts. The program can display an existing contact list, add a new contact,…
- Python
by Antonio Roman
Calculator
A calculator that supports adding, subtracting, multiplying and dividing. A rewrite on Java based on the C++ written fbin-calculator.
- Java
by Antonio Roman
DataStructures
A program that implements basic implementations of data structures.
- Java
by Antonio Roman