Building software is fun
That's why I usually build most random ideas that cross my mind.
I like building things I can use, or my friends can use. Here's a selection of things I actually "finished"; they range from 1 weekend experimentations to startups. I'm always happy to chat :) hit me up!
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- bookmarks
- ai ]
I needed a pretext to build AI agents and decided to solve the problem of bookmarks once again. I’m exploring all the latest techniques in building AI applications and agents.
It’s fully deployed on Cloudflare Workers, extensively using Durable Objects.
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- observability
- start-up ]
Developers are on the front-lines dealing with errors and performance issues every day, but they are not equiped with the right tooling: “logs, metrics and traces” are not enough. You need 3 core concepts:
- High cardinality and dimensionality
- OpenTelemetry
- Great Developer Experience
I started Baselime to solve this problem.
It was a wild ride, building a team, bringing our vision to the world and enabling developers worldwide to solve issues before they become problems.
Baselime has now joined Cloudflare.
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- typescript
- vue
- serverless
- saas ]
I’m a tab hoarder. This project is an attempt to solve this problem: a fully serverless application to store all my tabs such that I finally close them. I added a bunch of quality of life features over the months and turned this into a SaaS.
It was mostly a learning experience for me. I explored how to build a completely serverless application: compute, database, storage, queues, webhooks, etc.
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- typescript
- python
- spotify ]
I listen to a lot of french rap, and I need the lyrics, fast.
I uses the Genius API to get the song lyrics and it continuously polls the Spotify API to get the current song.
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- data-visulaisation
- d3
- javascript ]
I wanted to dig deeper into the results of the 2017 United Kingdom general election, so I built this front-end application to visually present:
- election results
- lost constituencies
- gender representation
- turnout
- majority
This project was mostly a pretext to play with d3.js
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- aerospace
- matlab
- statistics ]
For my MSc Aerospace Dynamics thesis, I modified a low-cost commercial fixed wing UAV to instrument it with various sensors such as a pitot tube, an inertial measurement unit, and an air-ground data link.
The instrumentation enabled me to flight test the aircraft and to capture data in various flight conditions.
I used the data to build and validate 2 models of the aircraft:
- a 6 Degrees of Freedom model based on the equations of motion of the aircraft
- a maximum likelihood estimation model based on the statistical analysis of the flight data
This was a lot of fun with Matlab :)