
Atlas Geomythica
Atlas Geomythica is a personal project aimed at classifying all the myths, legends, and paranormal phenomena on the planet. Screenshots
- React
- Next
- .NET
- Postgres
- +3
A selection of projects I've worked on.

Atlas Geomythica is a personal project aimed at classifying all the myths, legends, and paranormal phenomena on the planet. Screenshots

Show Your Talent is a platform connecting professionals, companies, and schools in the audiovisual sector. Professionals can populate their profiles with their creative work, share it on the platform, and apply directly to companies. Companies can showcase their brand, post job openings, and manage applications. Schools can create alumni groups and promote their certified training programs. Technical Stack For this first professional project as a developer (please be lenient), the Symfony framework was chosen because PHP and Symfony were central to my initial backend developer training at Wild Code School, and my mentor at the time was also trained in this language. On the frontend, given my background was primarily in PHP backend development, we decided to use Twig alongside a few standalone React components served via JavaScript. With the benefit of hindsight, had I been able to do things differently, I would have opted for a React-based frontend using Vite or Next.js, tools I have since mastered, thereby avoiding the need to cobble together script files just to serve dynamic content. This project also allowed me to hone my CSS skills, even though we used Bootstrap to speed up the initial interface development. For file hosting, we decided to go with S3 storage via AWS (though the setup could have been adapted for other S3-compatible providers). Screenshots

Tech Trends is a Zenika R&D project designed to identify past and emerging technology trends in order to anticipate future developments and needs in the tech sector. Screenshots

Prototype of a website for a daily newspaper publisher, designed to explore new ways of consuming news and funding the press. I needed a testing ground that reflected real-world conditions in order to experiment with new use cases. I am exploring various monetization avenues, such as paywalls, content monetization (sponsorships, image banks, etc.), research services (automated quantitative studies, reader panels), and press reviews for organizations. Technical Stack French news publishers make extensive use of Symfony. I therefore wanted to put my PHP and Symfony skills into practice with this project. I use Python and spaCy (Natural Language Processing) to analyze the tone of articles (positive or negative) and identify trends (most frequently cited individuals or organizations, etc.). Bibliography Le guide de l'écriture journalistique — Jean-Luc Martin-Lagardette Le management de l'entreprise d'édition — Jean-Marc Lebreton, Dominique Bigourdan Pratiques de l'éditeur — Françoise Mathay Screenshots

A flights management application with a mobile version to handle flights rotations and crew members plannings with regulation alerts (ORO FTL). Following my experience at CyberJet, I wanted to develop my own application in the field—this time taking the lead rather than simply executing tasks. This allowed me to deepen my skills and delve into areas that were previously inaccessible to me, such as air-to-ground communications, real-time flight mapping, and flight simulation. It also serves as a vast playground where I can keep my aviation skills sharp, stay up to date with regulations and industry challenges, and continue designing and innovating. Tech Stack I based the project on CyberJet’s technical stack—which is widely used within the .NET ecosystem—utilizing the React/Vite and SQL Server combination. A notable difference is the use of an open-source library (Radix) rather than a proprietary one (Syncfusion); this allows for the design of tailored interfaces while leveraging AI, which can draw upon a vast array of examples and use cases from the developer community. Furthermore, the scheduling component relies on no specific scheduling dependencies, offering me great flexibility and the ability to handle significant complexity. I also planned for the development of a cross-platform mobile application using .NET MAUI for crew members working in the field. Screenshots