One way to pass the time
Like everyone else, I sometimes take my phone out of my pocket to pass the time. But if I do, I'd rather play a game than scroll through social networks. I mostly play one game: sudoku. This made me want to study the game, and in turn propose a platform for playing it. Please note that this project is a draft.

Exercises about SQL: let me give you a hand to get started
When I first heard about SQL, I honestly thought it was a way of analyzing data similar to what can be done with Pandas dataframes. Looking at the documentation made me realize that I was wrong. So I decided to create a repository, sql_tutorial, with exercises to practice querying with SQL.

Tutorial to get familiar with BDTs
After helping master's students to familiarize themselves with all aspects related to Boosted Decision Trees (BDTs), I thought it would actually be more useful to make a github project accessible to everyone. And this is what the scripts and notebooks contained in bdt_tutorial are all about.

Better know the seasons of fruit and vegetables (in Europe) before cooking.
I only have a vague idea of what I can buy locally while planning for meals. It's only when I actually go get groceries that I can see the origin of the vegetables or fruits I want to put in my basket. I wanted to make a change to avoid any further waste of time.

A repertoire of recipes in French, created in collaboration with LM
As time passed, we started to collect several family recipes in a notebook. As the latter was no longer big enough, we decided to create a very simple web page to group them together, and share them more easily among friends and family.

A page containing music theory and solfeggio exercises
During my music studies, I had to take a solfeggio exam. Not being particularly good at doing the exercises, I created a tool, initially on Matlab, to train myself. It's now available here. And for the record, I passed the exam.

Easily create color palettes for your plots
When a lot of data needs to be on a plot, it's generally advisable to change the way the data is presented. But if this is not possible, it's best to use distinguishable colours. That's why this tool was created: color_palette_creator is able to generate random palettes of colours.

A project that lists several drawings made on LaTeX using the TikZ package
I saw a lot of presentations during my PhD. I have to admit that I developed an aversion to non-vector images in slides. I understand that a screenshot is faster than a vector image, however I also want to show that it's not so hard to produce them.