I developed this site using a JAMStack architecture.
It was put together in different phases: technical decisions, mockups design, and then development.

I picked the following stack:

• Adobe XD, mockups design and graphic research
• VueJS, modern JavaScript framework
• Gridsome, VueJS framework which facilitates the generation of fast and efficient static websites
• CSS/SCSS, stylesheets handling and associated preprocessor
• Flexbox, design of unidimensional layouts
• Forestry.io, Git-based static CMS (for the technical blog)
• Hyvor Talk, comment service for blog pages
• Git, code versioning
• GitLab, hosting and handling of the Git repository
• Netlify, site hosting and automated deployment using continuous integration
• Yarn, NPM packages and dependencies handling tool
• ESLint/Stylelint, standardization and code quality tools for JavaScript and CSS

In 2015, I took part in the NASA Space Apps Challenge in Lyon. It is a hackathon which takes place everywhere in the world simultaneously, for a week-end, every year. The project themes are to be picked among space and/or sustainable development topics.
With Lavamatic, my team's project, we won the local first prize of that year's competition. The game is about exploring photos of Mars surface looking for specific zones which could be entrances to lava tubes. These structures are much sought after, as they could in the future be used as environements to install human base camps on Mars. The goal of this game is to take part in the tedious manual search for these tunnels by using gamification and crowdsourcing. For more details about the game and a presentation video, you can click on the above picture, which will take you straight to NASA's website!

In 2014, I developed my first online résumé, which you can visit by clicking the above preview.
The contact form in this résumé has been disabled since it is not wired to the current website.