This very webapp!
I used a very powerful stack, made with love from scratch (no magic seed or starter impossible to keep up with upstream updates)

• Next.js 15 with a good ol' `npx create-next-app` (app router)
• Added Sanity with `npx sanity@latest init`
• Built a BO with Sanity
• Use SSR for good SEO performance
• Automatic Docker builds on git push with Github Actions
• Hosted on a Raspberry Pi 3 B+ at home with Docker Compose
• Build with the help of llama.cpp running Qwen 2.5 Coder 32b
• Tabbyml/tabby as code completion, avante.nvim for code assistance
• Only 80MB per build : https://hub.docker.com/r/delwiv/portfolio/tags

Rocketify is a web agency specialized in e-commerce.

We are Shopify experts, having build various solutions for our clients. From theme customization to custom app and extensions development.

As lead developper, I lead the https://www.rocketify.io webapp development

• Sanity BO
• Remix frontend
• Multilingual
• Blog
• Several custom section types composable in the BO
• Hosted on Netlify

I've also lead several Shopify apps and extensions developments using Gadget (Node.js/React), and worked on themes using Liquid and vanilla DOM/JS like web components.

I'm learning so many stuff on many techs working with Rocketify.

Static and headless WordPress frontend, we migrated a WordPress blog to a Progressive Web App using React and Gatsby.

We delivered a responsive, performant, installable app with notifications and custom design, integrated Stripe Checkout for e-commerce and subscriptions

Website for Jazzola, a French jazz band, tribute to Marcel Azzola.

It uses an old stack of mines, based on the MEAN stack

• All content is editable by the manager
• Musicians bios
• Videos pages with Youtube embedded players
• Tour page with past and future concerts
• Hosted in a Raspberry Pi 3B+ with Docker Compose

This app was built using Boheme core

Webapp to track donations made in every French Catholic Church religious site, there are 20 000+ sites, organized in a complex hierarchy.

We had to import every diocese, parish, and location into our own database to manage displaying a complex and nested sidebar allowing search and nested menu layout

• Search and select a diocese, and see its parishes
• Either stay at this level or dig nested locations
  • Select a date range
  • View donations, payments, or quests
  • export data in a downloadable PDF file
• CI/CD with Gitlab CI and Docker

We sadly used Next.js 13 with its beta (lol) app router, which at this time was more a pre alpha experience, but we needed its nested routes and layouts features.

Having delivered the app, I don't have access anymore, so the screenshot only displays the base layout without any data.

Shopify headless shop with Hydrogen (React/Remix) and Sanity for backend.

• SSR with Shopify and Sanity data fetch
• SEO well done with Sanity
• Lot of custom features like a routine builder to guide the users to the best products for their specific needs
• Performance far better than Shopify themes
• Very detailed view on product pages
• Our client has a lot of control over the setup of products, routines, recommended products...

Webapp allowing to manage construction sites, from quotes, costing, hardware providers, billing, contractors to employees timetables.

• Add timetables features : manage teams, allocate employees to tasks...
• e2e tests with Cypress
• Nest.js API
• PostgreSQL
• Generate PDF reports
• Heavy Docker and Compose usage for various environments

Website for West Side Trio, a French jazz trio.

It uses an old stack of mines, based on the MEAN stack

• All content is editable by the manager
• Musicians bios
• Videos pages with Youtube embedded players
• Tour page with past and future concerts
• Hosted in a Raspberry Pi 3B+ with Docker Compose

This app was built using Boheme core

We reworked the entire tech stack : from a generic and generated mobile app to a custom built React Native solution, we customized a basic Shopify theme to add many features like fine email campaigns, back in stock, ECS and CloudFormation based AWS infra...

• Node.js microservices for emails and back in stock (AWS Lambda)
• React Native apps for IOS and Android
• Middleware APIs for both web shop and mobile apps
• Gitlab CI building and pushing API Docker containers to AWS Registry
• Automatic deploys (blue green)
• Full automatic scale stack with AWS CloudFormation and AWS ECS

One of the most complete stack I've ever worked on, fully crafted from scratch to deliver the perfect solution matching every requirement.

Website for Swing Family, a French gypsy jazz band.

It uses an old stack of mines, based on the MEAN stack

• All content is editable by the manager
• Musicians bios
• Videos pages with Youtube embedded players
• Tour page with past and future concerts
• Hosted in a Raspberry Pi 3B+ with Docker Compose

This app was built using Boheme core

Maintenance and evolution of the shop and blog of the company.

• We managed to go from English only to globalized, keeping user choices between different subdomains (www, shop, support)
• Terraform stack to manage AWS infra
• Creation of Node.js lambdas to manage several email workflows
• Multiple features added like black friday automations, Nano bundles...
• Creation of a common Node.js lib for lambdas
• Optimization of fronts builds"

Website for Canto, a French jazz band.

It uses an old stack of mines, based on the MEAN stack

• All content is editable by the manager
• Musicians bios
• Videos pages with Youtube embedded players
• Tour page with past and future concerts
• Hosted in a Raspberry Pi 3B+ with Docker Compose

This app was built using Boheme core

React/Node.js app for a music bands manager, allowing him to, well, manage ~6000 contacts, automating email campaigns for several bands.

It uses Next.js and Node.js

• CRUD for contacts with MongoDB
• Live search based on many contact fields, name, email, location...
• Select some/up to 500 emails and choose which email template to send to each
• Daily mails limit is 500 (Gmail API), and there may be several emails per contact, so when selecting a batch of contacts, each address is counted to avoid reaching the limit
• Choose when to recontact this batch
• Filter list by "to recontact" date
• Hosted on a Raspberry Pi 3B+ with Docker

Platform for freelancers and recruiters, allowing to search contracts, apply, and manage billing. YOSS did use its own platform to manage my mission there.

• Add many QoL features to the fast growing platform
• Initiated the yoss.works alternative platform dedicated to creative jobs (graphic/UX-UI designers...) with very flat, black & white UI
• Infra deployed on MS Azure
• e2e tests with Cypress
• CI/CD with Github Actions

Website for Trio RSH, a French jazz trio.

It uses an old stack of mines, based on the MEAN stack

• All content is editable by the manager
• Musicians bios
• Videos pages with Youtube embedded players
• Tour page with past and future concerts
• Hosted in a Raspberry Pi 3B+ with Docker Compose

This app was built using Boheme core

Very exciting project : provide a one click payment iframe to every merchant.

Either with a custom integration or ecommerce platforms plugins (Shopify - Magento - Prestashop...)

Well, truth be told, it was two clicks,

you click our button, next to the regular "Buy/Add to Cart",

you confirm the screen with product, price, the card used, the shipping address

When we did not recognize the user

We would ask your phone, send it a 4 digit code and wait for you to input this code, if we know you, show the confirm screen, otherwise

Name & email

Your card

Your address

• Any merchant onboarding a user would let us recognize him on any other merchant.
• Surely the best UX I've been working on : looks simple, very powerful under the hood.

Website for Boheme, a French jazz band.

It uses an old stack of mines, based on the MEAN stack

• All content is editable by the manager
• Musicians bios
• Videos pages with Youtube embedded players
• Tour page with past and future concerts
• Hosted in a Raspberry Pi 3B+ with Docker Compose

This app served as a model for several other bands websites