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Hi! I'm Christophe, a developercurrently located in Tokyo, Japan.

My main line of work is web development and here are the web stacks I'm familiar with:

  • Node.js
  • Express
  • Derby
  • TowerJS
  • Python
  • Flask
  • Django
  • PHP
  • Symfony
  • Silex
If you are not sure yet which web stack you need I can help you decide.

But that's not all, I can also develop desktop and mobile software using the following languages:

  • C
  • C++
  • Java
  • C#

Check myopen sourceprojects.

I am a long-time contributor to open-source projects, my most popular project is the PHP native extension Spidermonkey that allows developers to run sandboxed JavaScript in their PHP scripts.

  • PHP
    SpiderMonkey

    SpiderMonkey is the code name of the first-ever JavaScript engine, now maintained by the Mozilla Foundation.

    This PHP extensions allows developers to invoke and bind JavaScript code to their PHP classes/functions and run it fully sandboxed.

    See on GithubFork on Github
  • PHP
    EventEmitter

    A slightly modified port of the Node.JS EventEmitter to PHP 5.4, as a trait.

    It is available on composer as nekoo/EventEmitter.

    See on GithubFork on Github
  • MtGox
    Checkout Button

    The MtGox checkout button is a JavaScript drop-in scripts that transform specially crafted HTML tags to fully dynamic CSS3 buttons displaying real-time price conversion for bitcoin amounts using Socket.IO.

    It is written in Coffee-Script and LESS.

    See on GithubFork on Github
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Somethingabout me

I started as a freelance developer in the french coutry-side 7 years ago, maintaining and developing small businesses websites before moving to Paris and start working for Nexway.

Through Nexway I learned a lot about e-commerce and related activities and started working on payment systems as well as critical components of the platform until 2010 where I switched to a technical architect job in the same company.

In september 2011, after 4 years at Nexway I decided it was time to change and moved to Japan where I created my own company.

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