Florian Revol

Design and development of benchmarking & monitoring components for individual server entities, optimal client > server peering, and global monitoring of server entities.

Lightweight client communicating game streams with hosts developed in TypeScript

Scalable network of hosts communicating with each other to manage a game session, exchanging real-time streams with the lightweight client developed in Rust

Communication of certain hosts with an emulated Android system using adb.

During my internship at BRED, I developed the beginning of an API and a mobile application for the company's flex office. The goal of this application was to find available desks within the BRED building, to be able to occupy a desk, reserve it, and see where colleagues are located.

Under the guidance of my internship supervisor, I created an API using NodeJS and MongoDB to store the different desks and their statuses. The server-side was hosted on Docker for easy deployment.

The mobile application was created in ReactNative to be compatible with both Android and iOS phones. Users entered their BRED ID once and then had the option to scan a QR code or directly enter the desk they wanted to occupy.

A very positive project experience where I discovered new technologies. As the internship was short, I didn't have time to further improve the application (synchronization of desks with computer connections at Banque Populaire, test suite for the project), but BRED continues to develop the flex office application, which you can find at the following links.

BRED's fork for the server:

https://github.com/BREDFactory/flex-server

BRED's fork for the client:

https://github.com/BREDFactory/flex-rn-client