Histoire de Rue presents a cartographic view of the history of Paris, in collaboration with the YouTuber/Historian Sur le champ.

It is an innovative web platform that enables users to explore streets imported from a CSV file.
This open-source project aims to provide an accessible and interactive way to visualize urban data.

I joined the 2023 Hacktoberfest event, and managed to end up with 3 main contributions:

• A bug fix on the Jenkins Slack-plugin
• A small enhancement on the spring-boot initializr project
• A translation fix for the “text-finder” Jenkins plugin

It has been some time since I last took part in the Hacktoberfest open-source events.
This year, I came in with a handful of goals and minimal time to spare, and here’s how it all played out:

Coding event Advent of code 2021, a new year, a new challenge… let’s go

Advent of code (AoC) is a coding event taking place every year on december. From the 1st of December to the 25th, a new coding puzzle is released daily.

I am joining the event for the third time, and will share my adventure through the coding puzzles. Github repo

A new kata is released: the magic square!

• Description
• Solution

AlphaGo was a huge breakthrough for the artificial intelligence: let’s have a look under the hood! https://blog.takima.io/retour-sur-le-dernier-bras-de-fer-homme-machine/

Advent of code 2020 starts today!

Advent of code (AoC) is a coding event taking place every year on december. From the 1st of December to the 25th, a new coding puzzle is released daily.

I am joining the event for the second time, and will write a bit about the coding journey…

The current infra detailed in 1 schema:

An humble project, aiming at displaying daily updated data regarding the disease.

A web site that helps you gather, store and share references:
https://ymougenel.tech/references

This blog will present all past, current and future projects.

[Kata] A simple chess programming algorithm: https://blog.takima.io/evitons-un-conflit-fratricide

Brown Bag Lunch Kotlin presented for a client: language principles & migration strategy

Our last engineering school project: control a flying drone through voice recognition

A nice JSFML game made years ago. With many levels, graphisms and mechanics.