Hi 👋, I'm an eighteen years old French student.

I started programming at ten with a wonderful book: Javascript for kids (Eyrolles). I did a lot of web development, done a discord bot in JavaScript (that I later rewrote in TypeScript for type safety and more fun). Likewise, I discovered Rust in 2021, and I think this is the most elegant system programming language we had until now.

I love Open Source ❤️ and try to contribute as much as I can.

• Code/Browsing : /

• The Holy Language :

• Web : / /

• Database : with / /

• DevOps : / /

• git-leave in Rust [GitHub]

  Check for unsaved or uncommitted changes on your machine

• label-logger in Rust [GitHub]

  A Cargo-like logging library

• wakatime-ls in Rust [GitHub]

  A dead-simple language server around wakatime-cli to send code tracking heartbeats

• dotfiles in Nix [GitHub]

  Nix dotfiles containing my entire computer and home server configuration along with desktop configuration

• declarative-api in Rust [GitHub]

  A wannabe full toolchain for an OpenAPI replacement including a compiler with pluggable generators as output

• pgpaste in Rust [GitHub]

  A set of tools (server, terminal client, library, and soon web client) to share text and media over the net like pastebin.com. The whole process uses OpenPGP to sign or encrypt your data. With features like expiration, burn after reading, link shortening, and more.

• embedded-car in Rust [GitHub]

  A duo of crates with a core to control a Blue Pill (microcontroller) linked to motors and sensors to control a car. And a client to control the car from a computer with an XBox controller. I originally made this to explore the embedded side of Rust

• discord-smp-link in Rust [GitHub]

  A Discord bot using OAuth2 to connect your enterprise or education Google Account with your Discord account in a server. Giving the ability to check the identity of somebody and let them quickly enter your guild.

• MeTomT (Terminated) in TypeScript

  My first Discord bot with loads of commands that I started in JavaSript. I later moved to TypeScript. Then I pushed too far and I ended up creating a monstrous type system.