Projects

I worked on the front-end integration and back-end development of a fictional city's website, reproducing the mock-ups provided by a classmate (without participating in the graphic design). The website had to be completed in just three days, which allowed me to deliver a functional website but with limited features.

I'm developing an intranet for the French National Police on a GTA RP server, offering an intuitive interface to facilitate tasks such as ticket management, case tracking and manpower management. This project enhances player immersion and efficiency, while remaining flexible enough to integrate new functionalities.

I developed my portfolio with Nuxt.js for front-end, Express.js for API, and TypeScript to present my projects and skills in an interactive way. The application offers a modern interface for sorting projects by language or technology, with details and links to their repositories or online versions. This portfolio highlights my mastery of modern tools and my expertise in web development.

I've developed a fictitious minutes generator for a GTA RP server, designed to simplify and automate the drafting of official documents in the French National Police. This project focuses on ergonomics and speed, offering users a reliable and intuitive tool adapted to the specific needs of roleplay.

I developed a complete weather application using Symfony for the back-end and JavaScript for the front-end, integrating data from the OpenWeather API. The project stands out for its ability to retrieve and display accurate weather data in real time, such as temperatures and climatic conditions, for user-selected locations.

As part of a group project, I contributed to the development of IUTask, a collaborative application designed to facilitate student organization within the IUT. I was responsible for developing the back-end, designed in PHP using the Symfony framework. The application makes it possible to share homework assignments between classmates and to organize an interactive calendar grouping together the various deadlines in an efficient way.

As part of a school project, I designed a fictitious store using Vue.js and Pinia, enabling a complete user experience from searching for products to adding them to the shopping cart. This project illustrates my skills in state management with Pinia and the creation of dynamic, responsive interfaces.

As part of a group project, I was responsible for developing the back-end of Carapass, a car-sharing application including a user interface and administration panel. This project, carried out in native PHP, enabled me to implement a robust architecture and advanced functionalities, adapted to the needs of users and administrators.