Busy belgian (+canadian)
at work.
Photo by Virginie-Sankara Cantin-DiarraBonjour / Hi. Thomas here. I’m a software developer living in Montreal, Canada. I'm a great enthusiast of functional programming. Constantly learning and exploring ways to get better understanding of functional paradigms, I try to leverage them to solve meaningful business problems. I won't be able to fix your printer.
On the side you'll find me taking pictures, nursing my plants and playing video games. I'm also a bearer of Tinnitus. I even took a photo of a bear that became famous on Unsplash and was published. You can learn a bit more about me reading this article from the Unsplash blog.
I'm currently working with the folks at Unsplash and create the future of open photography. Formely at Crew, Automat.
👇projects
unsplash.com2020 - current
The internet’s source of freely-usable images. Powered by creators everywhere. Acquired by Getty ↗.
hrdwr-monitor2023
Monitor your computer hardware sensors using a web-based cool looking UI.
Based on some of my previous work when I was researching an AI assistant animation • Github ↗
covid-lol-qc2021
Some of us here in QC, Canada think our premier can make questionable decisions over the pandemic. I thought we could all use a good laugh while we're all stuck at home. Spoiler: it's in french.
/ai-assistant2020
Experimenting with canvas and SVG animations. Configure your own AI assistant's avatar.
automat.ai2017 - 2020
Design your conversational marketing bot and deploy it on platforms such as Facebook Messenger and Slack.
crew.co2014 - 2017
Crew was a digital marketplace that's matching project owners and freelancers together. Acquired by Dribbble ↗.
👇Content
youtube.com/watch?v=W8ZKUUTH8YY2022
The Internals of Internationalization and Localization at Unsplash
unsplash.com/blog/user-defined-type-guards-not-safe2021
Learn why user-defined type guards can't be unsafe and how to write safer ones.
unsplash.com/blog/organizing-typescript-modules2021
TypeScript supports different ways of importing values into another module. One of the way we're going to talk about here is the "namespace import" syntax.