The Bernard-Novelli prize is a national scale programming contest dedicated to middle and high school students that I won in duo with Valentin Mogérou in 2019 during our 8th grade. Our project was a thinking game based on procedurally generated grid and was entirely coded using Scratch. I was in charge of the algorithms part of the project while Valentin did the programming.

‘Bop!’ is a video-game management software allowing you to organize, configure and launch video-game stocked on a computer. Starting only as a small Python program developed in an afternoon to help me with the countless games loafing around my computer , it quickly turned into a 2 years long initiatory project. Through its multiple iteration ‘Bop!’ was entirely refactored in Python, then remade with Javascript, HTML and CSS using Electron and finally one last time still with Electron but this time adding Preact and Material Design into the mix. The goal being to learn the most technology possible through this project. Even thought simple at its core ‘Bop!’allowed me to learn 3 programming language, introduce me to many important technology such as JSX and was my first step into the world of web development. Marking a very important milestone in my journey as a developer.

Fun algorithmic side-project developed in few days using Python, the goal of this program is to parse and analyze data files from the fighting game ‘Skullgirl’ and make diverse stats out of it. Originally made to solve an argument with a friend, it ends up today being the only project I have fully uploaded and commented on Github. Serving as an example of the kind of code I can produce.