Resume
Hi, I’m a software developer based in Paris and I work at Jawg. I’m a DevOPS and back-end developer who love open-source. I like to code in Java, Javascript (Node.js) and Rust. My favorite UI library is RiotJS.
Here is a list of projects that I maintain and contribute.
My Projects
Docker registry v2 web User Interface.
User Interface for tile servers using leaflet.
Add Pelias geocoding to your Mapbox GL JS map.
Color operations user interface.
Docker for rust/rustc/cargo with openssl.
My Contributions
A distributed full-text geographic search engine using ElasticSearch.
Set of material ui components for riot js.
A gazetteer or big list of places, each with a stable identifier and some number of descriptive properties about that location.
Rust interface for maneuvering docker containers.
An expressjs inspired web framework for Rust.
Open source monitoring and visualization UI for the TICK stack.
Slack WebHook transport for Winston logging library.
My Blog Articles
On June 13, 2017 took place the Paris Container Day. At the opening of the conferences they unveiled a new docker feature : multi-stage build. That's the subject of this article.
Sometimes, we want to see our map style outside the map context. That's why we created the map taxonomy chart project. Jawg taxonomy aims to view almost all your style elements in one page. This is completely compatible with our maps styles created with the jawg lab. The result is viewable on websites and printable (pdf or paper).
At Jawg, we want to give our customers the best experience when they navigate our maps. That's why every day we strive to improve the services we offer. Discover the new features of Jawg Maps : OSM data management, transport network, hillshades, landcover...
Cela fait quelques mois maintenant que nous avons sorti les hillshades et landcovers. Cependant les hillshades n'étaient disponibles uniquement sur vos styles vectoriels. Maintenant ils le sont également dans vos styles raster !
It's been a long time since we introduced our car routing service. Now, we are please to announce our new routing profile: walk. This profile is focused on pedestrian routing.
Icons are deeply linked to the maps we use every day. Universal symbols, they do not suffer from the language barrier and allow to be understood by all.
We changed our visual identity after 3 years because it's very important for a brand. It helps to distinguish a brand from the crowd of other business.