Julien Perret

Born with consumer computing (the year Microsoft was founded?), I've always been in contact with computers.

I knew the internet from its early days and took my first steps in coding with HTML.

Sound engineer by training and a rare survivor of the Y2K bug, I continued to be interested in development and always participated in the design of websites for my projects in the multimedia and music fields.

I joined an eCRF (Electronic Case Report Form for clinical trials) company in 2006 and worked there for ten years.

I acquired many skills at that time: network management (Windows servers, Active Directory, routers...), workstation management (Windows but with an interest in all other OS), incident management, quality control, qualification (PQ, IQ, OQ).

A true Swiss Army knife!

Meanwhile, the web transformed with the advent of PHP, CSS, JS, AJAX, but also the arrival of popular open-source CMS. All the possibilities offered impressed me greatly, and I developed my first websites with Joomla.

I then used Wordpress, Drupal, and many others, eventually turning to flat-file CMS and choosing my champion: GRAV.

I use GRAV for my small and medium-sized projects and return to CMS with a database for larger projects.

I really enjoy integrating code and achieving an original look with an obsession for lightness, speed, and the 'responsive' aspect of websites.

I continued to maintain my Swiss Army knife aspect in IT and spend a lot of time learning new things that I put into practice: hardware, server-side DNS management, SEO and referencing in general, email validation (SPF/DKIM/DMARC), virtualization (VM, Hyper-V, WSL2), containers (Docker, Wasm).

I like solving problems!

I hope to be able to put these many experiences to your service.