Personal projects
Personal
What I build for myself
Projects to learn differently
Outside of my apprenticeship, I actively develop personal projects to explore deeper topics: backend architecture, security, infrastructure and automation.
Main project
LetsLearn
Sharing what I learn
LetsLearn is a fully frontend site I built to structure and share technical learning resources. It offers a Vue 3 / Nuxt 4 course and a behind-the-scenes course on how it was built. An open project, always evolving.
What the site contains
Vue 3 & Nuxt 4 Course
A complete course to learn Vue 3 and Nuxt 4, from zero to production.
Behind the scenes
A course explaining how LetsLearn itself was built: stack, architecture decisions and deployment.
Self-hosted infrastructure
Hosted on my Proxmox infrastructure with Docker, Traefik and Cloudflare Tunnels.
Full observability
Grafana, Loki, Promtail and Prometheus for real-time logs, metrics and dashboards.
CI/CD via GitHub Actions
Automated deployments via GitHub Actions workflows, without manual intervention.
Always evolving
Content and features evolve regularly, LetsLearn is never truly finished.
A complete frontend project, always evolving
LetsLearn showcases my ability to design and deploy an application independently: polished frontend, self-hosted infrastructure, full monitoring and quality content. A project I continuously improve.
Architecture
Secure Go backend
I developed a Go backend to learn the language deeply and build a solid, reusable foundation. Not yet deployed in production, it will serve as the base for my future applications.
Complete authentication (JWT, access + refresh tokens)
Automatic refresh token rotation
Short-lived access tokens (~5 min), long refresh tokens (~1 month)
Two-factor authentication: Google Authenticator or email (TOTP)
Google OAuth login
Rate limiting per IP and per user
Injection protection
Strict input validation
Infrastructure
Personal infrastructure
I manage a self-hosted infrastructure to deploy and test my projects.
Proxmox
Main hypervisor hosting several virtual machines for work and production.
Docker Cluster
Manager and workers to orchestrate deployed containers and services.
VPN & security
VPN server and Cloudflare Zero Trust to secure access to internal services.
Traefik + Cloudflare
Reverse proxy with Traefik and Cloudflare tunnels for secure service exposure.
Monitoring
Full observability stack: Grafana (dashboards), Loki + Promtail (logs), Prometheus (metrics).
Uptime Kuma
Real-time availability monitoring for all my services, with alerting.
Rybbit
Open-source alternative to Google Analytics, self-hosted to retain full control over analytics data. No third-party dependency.
GitHub Actions
Automated deployments via CI/CD workflows, connected to the infrastructure for hands-free production releases.
Stack & technologies
What I use
Lab & explorations
Other experiments
Projects started to test an idea, understand a technology or explore an architecture.
Mobile content application
Mobile app designed to be genuinely useful: infinite scroll, videos, activities, interactive map and route suggestions. The goal is to build something concrete while learning technologies outside my usual stack: React Native and SQL. The Go backend was built for this project.
Explorer & internal tools
An SFTP file explorer to browse and manage my servers from a browser. Alongside it, I am thinking about internal tools to simplify and automate the way I work day to day.
Ready-to-use site templates
Reusable site templates to quickly kick off new projects. For example, a configurable Nuxt 4 showcase template deployable with a single command, ready for my next clients.
Want to talk about it?
These projects reflect what truly drives me. If a topic resonates, I'm always open to a conversation.