My skills
Symfony
PHP
Databases
Elasticsearch
HTML5 & CSS3
Sass & Less
Vanilla Javascript
Frameworks & libraries
Versioning
Server management
Other languages
Payment systems
Featured projects
![Leapt Core Bundle](/cache/im/project_homepage/uploads/projects/60e5b08d207f9.png)
Leapt Core Bundle
A utility bundle, inherited from a company where I worked a few years ago, which I continue to maintain.
![On my Screen](/cache/im/project_homepage/uploads/projects/5ec84d5635b02.jpeg)
On my Screen
On my Screen is a blog I created for my partner. This blog allows her to publish mostly her opinion about movies & series she watched.
![Formations](/cache/im/project_homepage/uploads/projects/5ec84d801587f.jpeg)
Formations
One of the SIEP showcases. This website informs visitors about the studies organized in French-speaking Belgium. It also allows you to download a list of schools related to studies, from secondary to higher, through apprenticeship.
![Leapt Froala Editor Bundle](/cache/im/project_homepage/uploads/projects/61a7c65b75984.png)
Leapt Froala Editor Bundle
The Leapt Froala Editor bundle allows to easily integrate the Froala WYSIWYG editor in a Symfony form, with shared configurations.
Latest blog posts
![Symfony CLI: let's discover advanced options!](/cache/im/article_homepage/uploads/articles/6399e8f7bce92.webp)
Symfony CLI: let's discover advanced options!
Symfony CLI binary allows to start a local PHP server to run your application. Many interesting options are available: local domain, HTTPS... Let's discover undocumented options or options recently documented!
![EasyAdmin bundle: flash message after save](/cache/im/article_homepage/uploads/articles/607c71e383dd2.jpg)
EasyAdmin bundle: flash message after save
By default, when creating content, EasyAdmin displays no message after creating, updating or removing entities. Let's see how to manage that :)
![My Taskfile configuration for Symfony](/cache/im/article_homepage/uploads/articles/5fb4d2a54daab.webp)
My Taskfile configuration for Symfony
Being reluctant to use Makefiles, I recently fell in love with Taskfile, which allows to do pretty much the same thing, but with a simpler syntax.