A dependency injection library for Python that I wrote. I created this library to have a simple yet powerful way to implement inversion of control in other Python projects. I took inspiration from other Python DI libraries and .Net's DI tool and tested it extensively.

As I was working on a music related project, I needed to execute some operations and decided to create dedicated Python libraries to implement them. Those operations include fetching music metadata, fetching music lyrics and embedding metadata in music files.

A university project we did as a team of 6. Tri Select'IF is a mobile game whose intent is to help children learn how to sort waste. It was made with Unity with an Agile project management.

A simple game where you control a bouncing ball and have to catch all the stars. I made it with Java during holidays. It was heavily inspired by a game we used to play with a friend.

My very first personal project : my own version of the game 2048 with Python. It may be buggy and not very nice looking, since I made it with very limited coding experience.

I was part of an association at my university which organized each year an academic e-sport tournament. I was the leader of the Dev team and we built the registration website to this tournament.

A selfmade productivity app to meet my needs. It has a journal, lists, events and notes. It was built as a PWA, so that it can be installed on every device regardless of the OS. Note: It is not stable yet, but I am not currently working on it...

I was interested in the way computers could show 3D objects on a 2D screen. So I tried to develop a simple 3D engine that could display dots at certain coordinates. The camera can move so we can see the dots get closer or further.

First experiment with ray tracing : tracing rays until they collide with an object. It was a small experiment I did after learning the theory behind ray tracing and computer graphics.

This is a small project I did for fun. I like fractals (and other mathematical objects) and so I decided to create a project where I gradually draw different fractals.