Antoine A.

"It doesn't matter the bottle as long as you get drunk"

By that I mean that the most important thing in development is not to use the latest trendy framework, but to produce quality code, reusable as much as possible and above all easy to maintain.

I have almost 10 years of experience as a professional developer (+ if we count the additional personal projects :)), mainly on the SAP ERP. I also have a good functional knowledge of the purchasing (MM), maintenance (PM) modules and good notions of accounting (FI)

As a result, I attach great importance to the "business" dimension of my developments, and want to know the process behind the code.

During this same experience I had the chance to develop hybrid mobile applications using the SAPUI5 framework, and Apache Cordova for packaging.

In parallel, I trained myself and carried out ad hoc missions on the Angular framework, with PHP or Python (Django+DRF) backends and most recently in GO.

I am not very inventive when it comes to imagining the user interface of the web software, but HTML/CSS integration does not pose any problem for me.

To manage the source code of my personal developments I use git, like the vast majority of projects I have worked on recently. I also know SVN but it's been a while since I had to use it.

Latest project to date, I use the Heroku platform

To conclude, I would say that I am versatile, novelty does not scare me, on the contrary. I like to learn new technologies/frameworks, but always knowing that they are only construction tools, and not miracle solutions.

To make a beautiful construction, you need a coherent plan, and solid foundations