This starter template allows developers to get started quickly with Medusa using a Nuxt3 storefront. It features most of the essential features of any ecommerce website.

The developer's portfolio acts as a showcase of his skills and projects. And I think the one you're currently on is a great example.

yNotes is a school life mobile application that connects French students to their school services. I've been its maintainer for around 7 months, and I learned a lot of things along the way.

This website is a basic showcase site I made for my orchestra. It's already its 3rd version and probabaly not the last. That's actually the one that got me started with web development.

RégioLangues is a website I made, on the technical side (i.e. he takes care of the content), for my brother. Its aim is to gather resources around the web on the topic of French regional languages.

At the time, I was using Opera GX as my main browser and I really liked the website shortcuts that lived in the sidebar. And actually, I thought it would be useful to have an app dedicated to this feature so guess what? I did it of course!

Supabase is the open source Firebase alternative. It allows to create a backend in less than 2 minutes with a Postgres database, authentication, instant APIs, realtime subscriptions, storage and serverless functions.

At yNotes, we needed a support center and a more consistent website, so I made a new website from scratch. This allowed me to discover animations and learn how to make a more modern design.

As yNotes was getting bigger and bigger, it became hard to keep a consistent design across the whole app. So I made a Flutter package to help with that. It features components, theming and more.

I love Tailwind CSS and how easy it is to achieve great responsive designs quickly. I made this package to make my life easier with Flutter using the Tailwind CSS breakpoints to allow myself doing responsive apps quickly.

As I was doing the 3rd version of my portfolio, I wanted to add a vertical timeline to it. I didn't find anything great online so I made my own. And because I thought it was quite great, I published it on tailwindcomponents.com.

In high school, I had a friend who often lost her lunch card, which the school made repay. But a barcode is generated from a number, so I made a simple website for that.

I started to code by doing games with Unreal Engine 4. For my first game (and only one sadly), I decided to go with something not to complex and chose to do an endless runner like Subway Surfers. It turned out to be more complicated than I thought