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I'm a software developer based in Toulouse, France. Welcome to my personal blog!

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Service-level objectives at Remote

How we turned the daily stream of alerts into an actionable signal for team decisions, with a framework built for company-wide adoption.

How can coffee taste peachy?

My personal cheat sheet to help you better understand, buy, and enjoy coffee. With a few roaster recommendations in Finland.

Thoughts on AI agents

On the engineering practices that help humans and robots work together, and my current agentic workflow.

Five years in production

Reflecting on my first developer job, from intern to lead developer, and all the lessons I learned at Enchères Immo.

Introducing Sampo

My new open-source side project to automate changelogs, versioning, and publishing... even for monorepos across multiple package registries.

Media catalogue with Astro and Turso

How I keep track of movies, songs, games, and other media I consume. Thanks to Astro's server endpoints, Netlify's functions, and Turso's database.

Bridging industry-specific CRMs

From modern REST API s to legacy FTP servers—Learn how Elixir « behaviours » helped us connect multiple CRM s to our auction platform.

Video games and ecology

Post-mortem of two old projects and a discussion on the ecological impact of video games, both as an industry and as a medium.

Directory structure with Elixir

How to organize an Elixir/Phoenix project to scale? What decision-making process do you use? A case study from a real estate auction platform.

Launching a blog with Astro

My thoughts on the best Static Site Generator available, and why you should use it, especially if you are new to software engineering.

Discovering coffee in Toulouse

Let's talk about my first steps in speciality coffee. Some books, resources, beginner set-ups, and local roasters in Toulouse.

My experience with Arch Linux

Tired of Ubuntu and its variants, I decided to switch my working environment to Arch Linux, with a highly customized minimalist setup.