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What is a digital garden to begin with?
Maybe a brief history & ethos of the digital garden could bring you up to date.
Basically, this is meant to be a collection of ever-evolving thoughts, resources and experiments about anything I do and like.
I strive to build lightweight and accessible tools and apps with web technologies.
Here are some highlights—follow me on GitHub for more!
An awesome list of articles, books, courses, tools, design resources & newletters for web developers.
Quick tips about anything related to web development.
Concepts of apps I would like to see exist, whoever builds them.
An app to build cohesive and accessible color schemes.
A calm and clutter-free theme for VSCode.
This presents my music library within a playful interface to generate playlists according to the mood you're in.
A browser extension helping devs and accessibility experts in auditing web pages, based on the RGAA.
An easy to use consent manager that focuses on accessibility.
I've been making music for as long as I can remember, using keyboards, drums & percussions, guitars & other stringed instruments, didgeridoos, DAWs…
I like to try and produce songs in any genre, from trance to metal, jazz, prog rock, dub or ballads, often mixing elements from this and that.
The results aren't the most consistent—and frankly not heard my many—but I find joy in the process more than in the final product.
I'm kind of a compulsive listener, and I try to listen to new music most of the time.
I compiled many hours of listening in the following lists, in the hope some people could discover interesting new music.
This website was a regular blog, but I didn't post anything on it for quite a long time, and most articles are now outdated.
However, I kept those articles as archives (in french), as to avoid breaking links and losing content.