Hi, I'm Noé.
I'm a developer who loves the satisfaction of solving a tricky problem myself. These days agents write most of my code, so I am learning to put that care into the thinking behind it instead.
Recent writing
Notes on what I build, what I learn, and how the way I work keeps changing.
LatestWhy I migrated my website from Astro to TanStack Start
A few friction points with Astro built up over time. Here is what pushed me to migrate my personal site to TanStack Start and what I gained/lost from it.
TanStack StartAstroTypeScript
How AI is changing the way I work as a developer
I went from hand-writing every line to letting agents generate 80% of my code. Here's what actually changed, and what junior devs need to hear.
AIDeveloper ExperienceCareer Advice
Fork it! For Kids #2 — Interview & Feedback from the organizers (opens in a new tab)
After the first edition of Fork it! For Kids, the project evolved. This second edition offered a chance to reflect on how the idea grew through children, parents, and volunteers.
communitykids
Things I have built
Side projects I tinker with and work I contribute to.
- Personal
react-http
A React renderer for HTTP servers. Define your backend routes declaratively with JSX. Built for fun and learning.
ReactNode.js - Contribution
Cowat
A carpooling app that connects people to share rides and build real human connections on the road.
ReactTanStack StartTailwind CSS - Contribution
Start UI [web]
An opinionated UI starter with TanStack Start, Tailwind CSS, shadcn/ui, oRPC, Prisma, and Better Auth.
ReactTanStack StartTailwind CSS
On stage
Talks and hands-on workshops I have given.
- Talk
Evolving an Internal React Library: Balancing Consistency, Flexibility, and Real-World Constraints
How do you standardize without rigidifying, accelerate without breaking, and keep a React component library useful across multiple teams? A concrete experience report on balancing technical decisions with human factors in a constantly evolving environment.
reactdesign systemfrontendDDevQuest 2026, Niort, France - Workshop
Build Your First Video Game with Kaplay
Children ages 14–16 learn the basics of JavaScript by building their first game directly in the browser using the Kaplay game library, from sprites and collisions to scoring and win conditions.
javascriptgame deveducation
Fork it! For Kids, Rouen
Where I have been
Where I have worked, studied and volunteered so far.
