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With over 20 years of experience in tech, I've turned chaotic projects into well-oiled machines. From slashing load times on high-traffic platforms to automating under narrow constraints, and leading migrations, I specialize finding streamlined solutions for complex challenges. Whether you or your team need mentoring on how to best make use of git, or DevOps automation, or need a complete workflow overhaul. Connect with me and we'll talk about how I can best help you - whether it's mentoring on a specific topic you are stuck on, or getting my hands dirty and helping you make that release date, or get those load times down. Lets get started, understanding the problem is the first step.
I am a DevOps Engineer and sometimes double as a Backend Developer. I have expertise micro-services architecture, service discovery, configuration and change management, pipeline as code, infrastructure as code, bash scripting, monitoring and logging, containerisation and container orchestration, software quality assurance (using BDD approach), JavaScript, NodeJS, React, etc. I am a tech enthusiast who loves to engage with solving problems and brainstorm with other engineers. Beyond solving problems, I love to make remarkable impact on businesses, products, and teams. I am a go-getter and a creative thinker. I am passionate about delivering highly efficient results.
I've been coding since age of 15, starting with perl, moving to php, and finally to python. I've been a freelancer working in the US, New Zealand, Vietnam, and now working in Germany. I'm interested in helping people solve their website problems quickly and efficiently. At the moment I focus mostly on python/django, javascript, and to a lesser extend php or wordpress problem. I can also help out with linux system admin questions, more specifically with ubuntu/debian based problems.
Senior Software Engineer with extensive experience turning ideas into working prototypes, covering the frontend, the backend, databases, and deployment. Familiar with Apps Script and the Google Workspace APIs (I own https://workspace.google.com/marketplace/app/qr_code_ticket_per_row_for_checkin/9398047938) and WhatsApp (Whatsapp Cloud API) & Telegram bots (I own https://bots.darkaa.com).
Wanna see this on my site and how I'm leveraging native custom elements? [Visit and *view-source* at **renoirb.com/notes/2023-06-29-hello-mentee**](https://renoirb.com/notes/2023-06-29-hello-mentee.html) --- Hello there! I'm Renoir, a self-taught software developer who’s been working in this field since 2002. Back then, it was known as the "Browser Wars," and I consider myself a survivor, a *veteran* from that era. Our main challenge at the time was ensuring that websites looked the same on every browser. While the basics remain unchanged, it has become much easier today, believe me! Throughout my career, I have held various roles such as founder, sole proprietorship business owner, self-employed contractor, and consultant. I have had the opportunity to work with notable organizations including the [W3C/MIT](https://www.w3.org/staff/alumni/#renoir-boulanger "For the World Wide Web Consortium attached to the Massachusetts Institute of Technology"), Mozilla on <em title="Mozilla Developer Network">MDN</em> for Compatibility Tables, <em title="Civil Aviation E.">CAE</em> (an aero simulation software manufacturer) for secure air-gapped deployment complexity, Walmart for deployment consistency, Exxon Mobil, and Ericsson Canada. Additionally, between 2002 and 2008, as well as from 2010 to 2013, I enabled design agencies to offer web services. From 2002 to 2009, I hand-built over 150 websites. During this time, I became a fan of 'Object Oriented CSS' and the concept of making CSS reusable due to repeating the same patterns frequently. Since 2009, when I started designing pattern libraries, I have constantly contemplated the idea of cascading in CSS, where base styling is combined with themes. This approach eventually came to be known as "Style Guide," "Design Systems," or "UI Libraries." Over the years, I have worked with various frameworks and libraries such as MooTools, YUI, Backbone, Angular, Vue, React, [Lit.dev](https://lit.dev/), and [FAST](https://www.fast.design/ "FAST is a collection of technologies built on Web Components and modern Web Standards"). Among them, Vue is my personal favorite due to its simplicity and native Web Components API. In recent years, I have extensively explored programmatic frontend generation techniques, including Vue's render tree, Backend For Frontends (BFF), Web Components, and even "Microfrontends." My focus has been on finding innovative approaches to enable web applications to support multiple languages effectively. Additionally, I have dedicated time to understanding and implementing proper accessibility practices, as well as adopting techniques that ensure long-term maintainability. Even before the term "full stack" was coined, I have always considered myself as one. Apart from web development, I also maintain a few Open-Source packages and have made contributions to projects like Nuxt.js, MediaWiki, [Mozilla Firefox Accounts](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KKeh9C4SMnw "See experimentations on self-hosted Firefox Accounts deployment that's now defunct"), and [WebPlatform.org](https://github.com/webplatform). When I mention "Constantly Thinking about the Web," it’s just that I have this fascination about it and literally can’t stop thinking about it, how it works, and ideas of how to do things with it. My interest ranges from efficiently tracing Linux kernel services using technologies like MariaDB, Redis, Memcached, PHP, HHVM, Python, and ElasticSearch, to analyzing HTTP traffic, sometimes employing instrumentation techniques like MiTM, Proxy logger, and Varnish. I also delve into how web browsers handle XML/HTML/XSL in their "Object Model" (known as DOM) and how events are handled, as well as the intricate process of CSS painting and how to annotate HTML to add meaning, like [Linked Data](https://www.w3.org/wiki/LinkedData). In terms of my personality, I must admit I am a bit quirky. I’m not the typical person, I’m rather energetic and imaginative. Even more so when it involves my passion. Be prepared for an exciting ride! If you're interested, you can find my resume in JSONResume format on my website. It is available in different forms, including HTML, PDF, and Word, all derived from the same source. Feel free to take a look: [Resume on my website](https://renoirb.github.io/site/resume/), [homepage](https://renoirb.com/#resume), [HTML version](https://registry.jsonresume.org/renoirb), [PDF version](https://renoirb.com/files/Resume-Renoir-Boulanger-20220314.pdf), [Word version](https://renoirb.com/files/Resume-Renoir-Boulanger-20220314.docx).
I am senior software developer with more than 11 years of experiences in C, C++, Java, PHP, C#, .NET in many fields: Back-end/Front-end software: Algorithm, Design, Implementation and Report
Full stack mobile & web engineer having 15 years of experience. I'm a very effective communicator thanks to my experience of working with clients as a freelancer. Having been the CTO of 3 companies (two of them my own startups), I practiced code reviewing and mentoring a lot. As a result of working for 6 years at Nokia Research as a research engineer, then 3 years as a freelancer and also later on becoming the CTO of 3 companies, I'm very good at prototyping, figuring out the initial architecture for new services and general problem solving. The technologies I'm using in the past few years and the ones I'm strongest at are: python, django, java, android and javascript. I also have a strong interest in and can help with writing maintainable and well designed, high quality code, creating well designed APIs, defining best practices for a development team. NOTE: please use the following link to check my availability: http://atleta.hu/calendar/?cm . It's synced with my calendar, so it should be up to date, while the one on the codementor site just shows my preferred hours.
I am a talented Software Engineer with additional experience as a Test Analyst and DevOps Engineer. I currently work on deploying to k8s clusters using Helm, managing Azure infrastructure using Terraform and develop automation using Python, TypeScript and bash shell scripts in GitLab pipelines. My capabilities also cover code review of Go services and test automation using Java frameworks
I can help students and developers in debugging and problem solving. Using the programming languages **Java**, **Scala** and **Go** I regularly build solutions. I am also well versed in DevOps tools such as Docker, Vagrant, Maven, Gradle, CMake, Jenkins. Apart from that I am familiar with Elasticsearch and Apache Solr.
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