Articles, tutorials and thoughts

How my engineering workflow moved from coding alongside one assistant to supervising parallel agents, and why company context became the real breakthrough.

A practical retrospective on building and rolling out an internal company agent at Bold.org, from connectors and usage analytics to adoption, contributions and overbuilt evals.

1 What’s changing For years, Cyprus-resident owners of Ltds took a double hit: they already paid the 12.5 % corporate tax and a steep 17 % Special Defence Contribution (SDC) on every euro of divide...

Read also the follow up article discussing the tax reform implications 1 Why compare right now? Whether you sell mobile apps to international audience, build a SaaS for Limassol cafés, or bill a lo...

A practical look at using coding agents, company context and AI tooling in real engineering work.

Yes I've refreshed my personal website yet again—this time prioritizing clarity, simplicity, and a renewed sense of purpose. While diving into a fresh tech stack is always enjoyable, the real excit...

Building a subscription product across authentication, payments, GraphQL and serverless infrastructure.

An engineering deep dive into partial rebuilds, dependency graphs and faster static-site delivery.

On the JAMstack paris 4th edition I had the opportunity to talk about image-heavy websites in the Gatsby world! The talk was recorded and you can check it on 👉 youtube! Slides are online as well a...

When deploying gatsby sites, Netlify is my go to option. It is free, with great features and with a solid interface. Only issue I am facing: builds are slow (about 1.5-2 times slower than my PC) an...

Initially posted on Medium If you came here for a material-ui vs grommet article then you came to the wrong place. This article documents the why and how I did it and the aftermath. The why Migrati...

This was initially posted at medium For the last few months I got myself again into Open source. It has been a while since my last contributions, dating back to a few months after my Google Summer ...

Last few months I've been playing around with some great new technlogies in the sphere of the JAMstack and React. I've always been fascinated by blazing fast websites, static websites and recently ...

Following up on the hack of Matthieu - A one-liner to catch'em all! - and the recent features of Debsources I got the idea to modify a bit the one liner in order to retrieve the license of foo.bar....

TL;DR All Debian license and patches are belong to us. Discover them here and here. In case you hadn't already stumbled upon sources.debian.net in the past, Debsources is a simple web application t...

Midterm evaluations have already passed and I guess we have also reached a milestone since last week I finished working on the copyright tracker and started the patch tracker. Here's the list of my...

The first 4 weeks have been really great. I had the chance to work on the new webapp, the copyright tracker. Here are my first 4 reports for the weeks: - week 1 - week 2 - week 3 - week 4 Summary D...

Heya, this is my first report on my work on Debsources during the coding period of Google Summer of Code 2015. I am not going to go into details on what I've done each week as this is purpose of th...

Yay! I found out that I got accepted by Debian to work on the Debsources project for Google Summer of Code 2015. This announcement pretty much ends up two exciting months for me. - My research proj...

My research project, described in this article, is now over. I presented my research and the implementations to the jury. I had to the chance to work for more than two months with Fabien Laguillaum...

Part of my research project (moar details), was to create an application that would measure and illustrate the process of voting on the internet using elliptic curves. A major part of that was to c...

Recently I took some time to configure my raspberry pi as a middle relay. Exit relays can be dangerous depending where you live so I decided to help a bit tor with a middle relay. This was easy to ...

I have recently found out about a greate game called "codingame"! It is actually a game for programmers where there are many puzzles and contests in many different languages (20). CodinGame Contest...

This tutorial covers the process of installing Debian Jessie on a MacBookPro. I've chosen to document this process as I found it hard to overcome some problems I had during my several tries install...

This post mainly covers reasons behind my motivation on having a Tor hidden service on my Raspberry Pi as well as a small tutorial configuring this. I am using my rpi as a development server testin...

I am using Sublime Text on a daily basis for almost anything. From keeping notes to programming to writing reports. I find that it offers great capabilities with its great interface and the numerou...

Hello everyone, On the 25 until the 28 of October a Python conference will take place at the University Lyon 1. It is organised by the AFPy, Association Francophone Python, and it is free and open ...

Hello readers and welcome to my new complete redesigned website. This is a step forward in my web capabilities as I used the awesome micro-framework Flask ( yes no more PHP! Viva Python ) and anoth...