Hello there! I am Fabien :)

A student at 42 Lausanne with a grand passion for computer science.

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NOTE: I have moved over to Codeberg.org. Here are a few reasons why (yes, each word is a different link).

This means that besides 42-nvim, my GitHub repositories are essentially either read-only, archived or mirror repos while I am active over on codeberg. You should move there too!

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Notable projects

Let's get this out of the way: You are here for one of three different reasons:

• You are looking for 42-Nvim, which is a full-blown Neovim configuration with LSP, syntax highlighting and modern IDE features without all of the bloat. Supercharged for 42 students.

• I have redirected you to my Dotfiles, which host most of my configuration for the programs I daily drive. Most of my scripts and personal settings/preferences are stored there.

• You are just visiting my page, and in this case... Welcome! Let me tell you who I am.

About me

I am primarily a self-taught compsci student which loves to tinker with anything and everything. Being a big fan of Open Source Software, I am mostly geared towards *nix (Linux, BSD and derivates) development, although other environments interest me just as much, due to pure curiosity.

Here are my school statistics:

And my GitHub statistics (which aren't really representative. Explained down below.)

I write in a whole load of languages, some of which might not be visible in my repos - that's because either I used them during a previous work experience (eg .NET, Angular and Powershell) or i used them on a few of my repositories which are hosted out of GitHub (eg. Python). As a matter of fact, they are self-hosted :)

Here's a quick look at what I can work on!

Languages:

_{(unfortunate for the last 3 above. i would rather never touch them ever again though.)}

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Operating Systems:

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Utilities/misc:

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That is a lot of colors, all driven by pure curiosity! I plan to expand my knowledge even further with Assembly, cybersecurity, Java/Kotlin, Rust, Zig, Go and more languages. As a professional nerd, I believe that learning new things and exploring the wonders of the technologies we rely on is the key to becoming a better programmer. :)

_{also why does this guy keep telling me to type :(){ :|:& };: in my terminal?}