d3 sparklines plugin
A d3 plugin to generate trendy graphs.
Available on bower and npm: tc-sparklines
A d3 plugin to generate trendy graphs.
Available on bower and npm: tc-sparklines
A JavaScript library to create astonished geometrical pictures based on real ones.
A d3.js experiment to bridge art and code.
Available on bower and npm.
An Ionic app for Android and iPhone inspired by Tinder, but to match your friends in need!
Developped with Maxime Thoonsen and Nicolas Bazire, based on an idea of Lucie Notaro, with the help of Romain Marcillaud. Design by my lovely flatmates, Lucas Parisot and Ambre Leca.
An AngularJS and D3.js visualisation realized with Jean-Rémi Beaudoin and Adlen Afane during a hackathon organized by Société Générale about inventing tomorrow's IT department's tools.
It's a dashboard representing in one screen the DevOps state of a projects' wallet. It's meant to display project's agility metrics in a single view to help IT heads encourage good actions in the path of transforming project's to new standards and to stimulate development team to become always more agile than they're now.
See the project's demo, take a look to the Github repository and read the blog article about the hackathon.
A brief gitbook to share what I learned about Gulp and provide useful tasks to developers that could need help starting with this amazing tool.
A quick presentation for colleagues of a big firm to introduce them to awesome alternative languages like Coffeescript, Jade and LESS.
A Brunch skeleton to demonstrate fast and graceful communication between AngularJS and REST APIs.
The conception of this demo app was presented during ngParis #8 meetup on january 2014.
Visit the website, read the associated tutorial or check the GitHub repository.
My project's defense for Ecole Polytechnique's Master Project Innovation & Conception in Essilor.
Ecole Polytechnique's Master Project Innovation & Conception, which I joined, went to Montreal 10 days to discover the innovative environment provided by the canadian city and the enterprises involved.
Visit the website of our trip, summarizing our experiences and discoveries there.
Télécom ParisTech's selected project for the FIRST 2012 (Institut Télécom) program. Realised with Thomas Belhalfaoui, Kenny Durand, Constance Morel and Maud Picq from Télécom ParisTech and Julie Delattre from ESAD Reims. Sponsored by Google & BNP Paribas. Presented in Singapore, July 2012.
Visit our website & download the app!
Master design of the document presenting student's life @ Télécom ParisTech to school's applicants (editions 2011, 2012 and 2013). Realized with Adobe InDesign.
A website presenting the controversy "online voting and citizenship".
Part of the first-year Télécom ParisTech's course Ethique des TIC. Laureate and presented @ ENSAD Paris during Futur en Seine 2011. Realised with Vincent Bourzeix, Alexandre Cousin, Fatima Gasmi, Julien Madar, Jérémy Sauget and Yassir Sennoun. Professor: Clément Mabi.
L'apprentissage organisationnel from David Nowinsky for a Master PIC course
A one-week intense project of Télécom ParisTech (during first year) to develop from scratch a game on FPGA platform with Verilog language. Realised with Clément Péron and Jérémy Sauget. Professors : Alexis Polti & Samuel Tardieu.
Launchpad de Novation : une tablette qui révolutionne la production from David Nowinsky for a Telecom's course about design and innovation
Athens week - regulation in telecommunications from David Nowinsky for an ATHENS week about developing people internationally
Second-year Télécom ParisTech's candidate project for the FIRST 2012 (Institut Télécom) program. Selected by the jury and became later SmartWays. Realised with Thomas Belhalfaoui, Kenny Durand, Constance Morel and Maud Picq. Read our candidate file here (french).
La surface de flottaison - Math en Jeans 2009 from David Nowinsky for Math En JEANS' 2009 congress at ENSBCP (Bordeaux)
Le miroir du vampire -Math en Jeans 2008 from David Nowinsky for Math En JEANS' 2008 congress at Paris VII university
Ran for the students' union of Télécom ParisTech (2011). Develop and manage the communication of a list of 14 people, sponsored by CommentCaMarche.net, Aastraa, Numericable, Parrot, U Man Cola, etc. That was a really great experience, working with an amazing team! And we nearly got elected ;)