I'm a self-taught web developer. After about 2 years as a Lead Dev in a web agency near Poitiers, France, I'm now working as a freelancer. Feel free to contact me. Apart from programming languages, I'm fluent in French, Spanish & English (and still learning Portuguese). I'm also the maker of Pipelook, a tool to connect Pipedrive CRM to Outlook.

I started coding at age 11, with automation scripts for MS Excel, VBS & Batch files, at 13 I began to learn HTML, CSS & PHP, and at 15 I began to learn Python and to use Linux and FOSS on a daily basis.

I have a DIY/handcrafted/old-tech/low-tech approach of development & tech in general. Over the years, I have created a lot of softwares & web apps (ranging from the almost useful to the amusing), such as a Python keyboard-to-series-port Morse converter, a PHP rotoscopic video processor, a WASM/OpenCV video to audio synth, or a Python markov-chain-based image generator. I've also spent a lot of time coding PureData patches. Unfortunately, many of these projects are old and now only live on some backup disk somewhere in the attic. Luckily at some point I started to use Git in my coding projects!

Here are a few things you can find in my public repos, which mainly have 2 focus: arts in general and often music/sound processing in particular (I've studied musicology for 5 years), and library science (before being Lead Dev, I've been working for two years at OpenEdition as Metadata Officer and then Fullstack dev).

• Books & Library Science:
  • JsMARC: browser/npm module/node cli tool to read/filter/parse MARC files, used by libraries to describe books
  • WebZ3950: binding to access Z39.50 protocol over HTTP. Z39.50 is an old protocol used by libraries to share & query their catalogues
  • BACON Utility: a simple web interface to query the French Knowledge Base known as BACON and retrieve KBART data
  • Biblio Jeunesse: a catalogue of literature for the youth. This static website was built using an ODT file containing a list of books, which was parsed and enriched using a series of NodeJS scripts to query APIs & SPARQL endpoints
  • Wiki-tree: web interface to graphically browse Wikipedia, exploring relations between articles and their taxonomy
• Arts & music:
  • Pixel-SVG: simple tool to perform vectorization over raster images in order to pixelate them.
  • Audioviz: web audio api experiment to visualize audio signal as svg.
  • Leon: another webaudio api experiment to produce sound based on a device orientation.
  • Polysynth.js: yet another webaudio api experiment
  • Movie Picker: a simple "movie picker" web app, based on IMDB data, deployed on Heroku.
  • Jukeberry: using a Raspberry Pi as a Media center, remotely controlled by a web app.