relmy@web:~$ whoami

Relmy Mathieu

Aspiring Nuclear Engineer, Dev, Nerd

Works

psst, try this on a bigger screen for the full experience

~/works/relmymathieu.me

Personal site & maybe somewhat of a “portfolio”. Built with Astro, static, fast, not too much overhead. The monospace aesthetic and terminal nav came naturally. It’s my little living thing.

Quick demo, I can add markdown content, images, and more here! (thanks MDX!)

const greeting = "Hello from MDX!";

This content gets rendered inside the work window (the one you’re looking at right now!), which gives me the freedom to write rich stuff with images, code blocks, and even custom components. It’s honestly just really cool, and multilingual on top of that thanks to how simple Astro makes it. Feel free to peek at the source on GitHub, it’s fully open source! It’s a living project that I keep tinkering with, adding things here and there, partly because I enjoy working on it. The site is also available in French via the navigation bar, so switch between languages if you want to see both versions! (I haven’t been super consistent with the translations, it’s a personal project, so I do what I want, haha.)

→ github.com/relmymathieu/RELMYMathieuWebsite → relmymathieu.me

astro · tailwind · typescript

Fun facts about myself

☕ I love coffee (*^▽^*)

🐱 I also love cats

Where I'm from & languages spoken

🇫🇷 I'm French

I'm bilingual (🇫🇷 / 🇬🇧)

I'm also learning Italian (🇮🇹) and Russian (🇷🇺), I can get by in both, but I'm not fluent yet.

My age

I'm 17 years old

Making games & code (a hobby)

I code games. I'm working on my own (private for now) and have worked on a few games along the way. In my free time I also enjoy building web pages, which is kind of how this site exists.

Furthermore, I also enjoy coding in my spare time, whether it's a small automation script, a game (seen earlier), a website for a friend, for a school project, or just tinkering with some code for fun. Coding is a fun way to pass time and to be creative. I like it a lot and I hope that my job will incorporate coding in some way. Who doesn't just open a big open source repo to read through the code and understand how it works, right?

Nuclear Engineering

I have a burning passion for nuclear engineering, reactors, their physics, the whole thing. I've got a nuclear engineering related game that's on the stove, but I haven't gotten the time to work on it much yet. Maybe I'll share more about it in the future, on a blog post or something.