Arthur Cappellina

In short:

I have a DUT in computer science, a computer engineering school, and many personal and professional projects. Here's what I've learned: JS (vanilla, vue, next, astro, node, jquery), Go, web (tailwind, CSS, HTML), API creation, API usage, C, Java, Git (workflow, branches, webhook), docker, nginx.

For the detailed story:

For 8 years now, computer development has been my passion.

Initially, it started with small video games made in C# on Unity. Then, I expanded to many different languages.

This was reinforced during my DUT in computer science where I learned many theoretical concepts that I put into practice through various projects.

It was during this DUT that I learned basic web technologies (HTML, CSS, vanilla JS) and more advanced ones (PHP). I also learned other useful languages for different needs (C, Java, assembly, scala).

This DUT also allowed me to do an internship in a startup, Chrono-Caisse, which makes online cash registers. I progressed a lot in web development (css, php, and JS in particular). The experience went well, and the following year, I had a fixed-term contract with them. This once again strengthened my web development skills.

Then, I entered Télécom Nancy, a computer engineering school. This school allowed me to acquire new computer science skills and especially to develop the ones I already had. In reality, this school mainly allowed me to work in a team during various associative projects.

Currently, I am doing an internship at Yncubator, a student incubator in Belgium where I am working on creating my own software. During this internship, I just opened my self-employment business to sell websites (currently 6 hosted sites) and IT services.