Some see code as just instructions for machines. I see it as an art form.

Frontend Architect based in Nice, France, with 7+ years of crafting digital experiences. My journey started with a simple curiosity about how things work. Today, that curiosity drives me to build tools that push boundaries while remaining elegantly simple.

"Create things because they have to be created, not because they can be created" — this philosophy guides everything I do. Shelve, my latest creation, embodies this evolution — what began as a straightforward CLI tool has grown into an ambitious platform that challenges conventional thinking about developer workflows.

My expertise in Vue.js and Nuxt has shaped my approach to development. The discovery of these technologies showed me that true innovation isn't about adding more — it's about making the complex feel natural. This revelation pushed me to embrace open-source development, sharing my work with the community and learning from every contribution and interaction.

When I'm not crafting code, you'll find me scaling walls at the climbing gym or hunting for that perfect photograph. These pursuits might seem unrelated to software development, but they've shaped my approach in unexpected ways. Like finding the perfect grip on a climbing route, sometimes the most elegant solution requires looking at problems from a different angle.

The tech world often races toward complexity. I prefer to step back and ask "why?" before asking "how?" It's this mindset that transformed my understanding of development. Through open-source contributions and years of experience, I've learned that the most powerful solutions are often the most thoughtfully simplified ones.

Currently chasing:

• Building Shelve into something extraordinary

• Contributing to open-source projects that matter

• Pushing the boundaries of modern web architecture with Vue.js & Nuxt

• Finding beauty in the details others overlook

• Sharing knowledge and experiences with the community

Want to create something remarkable together? Let's talk.