How this came together.
I built the first version of my personal website when I was ten years old using Microsoft FrontPage 2000, then moved to Adobe Dreamweaver. When the limits of WYSIWYG editors became too frustrating, I learned HTML, CSS, PHP, and MySQL through Le Site du Zéro (now called OpenClassrooms) and began writing the site’s code myself in Notepad++.
Over the years, this website has gone through many versions, some published and others not. I have always wanted it to be a place where I can share a little about myself and publish articles about projects, how-to guides, and other things I find useful or interesting.
The latest iteration of this website was built in August 2026 and is now mostly vibe-coded. I set the direction and make the final calls while Claude and Codex handle most of the scaffolding, giving me more time to focus on the content. The way I build it has come full circle: from high-level visual editors, through hand-written code, to high-level prompting.
The tools behind this version
The site is built with Astro and deployed through Cloudflare Pages. Its shared layout, navigation, metadata, and design tokens live alongside the page content in this repository.
The public HTML resume and downloadable PDF share a single source of truth: resume.yml. Astro uses it to build the resume page, while RenderCV uses it to generate the PDF.
I use Claude and Codex throughout planning, implementation, review, and iteration. I remain responsible for the content, design, and final decisions.