Full stack developer.

I work mostly in PHP and Python. I contribute to the PHPOffice libraries — file format support, static analysis and CI — and I build my own tools when nothing out there does quite what I need.

Portfolio → slayerfx.github.io

Strength training site, my final course project, in production.

• Exercise library, custom workout programs, a daily energy expenditure calculator (Mifflin-St Jeor) and a map of nearby gyms
• MVC architecture written without a framework
• MySQL through PDO with prepared statements, PHPUnit tests on the business logic

Audio downloader with a local web interface: SoundCloud, YouTube, Bandcamp, Mixcloud.

• Tracks, playlists or whole profiles, saved as tagged MP3 with cover art
• Progress pushed live over Server-Sent Events
• No build step, nothing loaded from a CDN
• 36 tests, ruff linting, CI on Windows and Linux

Two PowerShell tools for my own Windows PC, documented in English and French.

• pc-tuning checks, re-applies and undoes about forty Windows settings: Windows Update quietly reverts some of them, and a check shows exactly which
• It saves the previous state before any change, puts Microsoft's 2023 Secure Boot certificates back after a BIOS update, and comes with BIOS and hardware guides
• windows-disk-cleaner frees space on the system drive by deleting only what rebuilds itself, dry run first
• Syntax, PSScriptAnalyzer and smoke tests on a Windows runner at every push

One hand-written page: no framework, no build step, nothing loaded from a CDN.

• Bilingual, light and dark themes, three self-hosted variable typefaces
• A perfect 100 in every Lighthouse category
• Every push checked four ways: markup validity, Lighthouse scores, dead links and contrast ratios
• Contrast is checked by a dependency-free script written for this site: Lighthouse audits one theme at a time, and emulating the dark one meant pulling in 219 packages. The script caught a grey at 4.48 against a 4.5 threshold that Lighthouse had missed

Eleven-week internship spent on the PHPOffice PHP libraries, May to July 2026 — 41 merged pull requests across five repositories.

Most of it went into PhpProject (209 ★, 32 PRs):

• Four file formats implemented, reading and writing — Gnome Planner, MSPDI and ProjectLibre, plus an HTML writer rendering a Gantt chart.
• PHPStan raised from level 1 to 6, one level per pull request, alongside declare(strict_types=1) and typed signatures across the source.
• CI migrated from Travis to GitHub Actions — extended PHP matrix, PHPStan job, samples execution check, code coverage, Dependabot.
• Documentation migrated from Sphinx to MkDocs, then to ProperDocs.

The remaining nine went to the other four libraries: