Yann Gouffon, developer and photographer

Ahoy there ! I'm Yann, Frontend and JavaScript developer by day and photographer when the night comes (or during my days off).

— Based in Lausanne, Switzerland

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Vernier

City website

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Bénévolat Vaud

Civic and social organisations

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Swisstopo Shop

Federal Office of Topography

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Webmardi

Swiss-based monthly events association

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SmarTer

Territorial Development

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Cardis

Swiss Real estate

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Developer facts

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Réduire l'impact écologique du développement web

— July 12th, 2022

Avec la crise climatique, les consciences s’éveillent face à l’impact d’Internet, placé aux côtés des pays les plus pollueurs de la planète. Maintenant, quoi de plus stimulant pour un développeur ou une développeuse web que de résoudre un problème aussi complexe que minimiser l’emprunte écologique de ses réalisations ?

Understanding Next/Image

— April 5th, 2021

With Next.js version 10, a new image component was introduced to offer modern format and on-demand optimisation for images as well. If you came from Gatsby, it's the Next.js answer to gastby-image and it just rocks!

Redux (re)introduction

— August 21st, 2019

Redux is one of my favorite JavaScript library outside. I've been using it for three years and I never stopping love it. Recently, I've made a crash course to my workmates about Redux and some related libraries. So it's a good opportunity to (re)introduce Redux core concepts for those who don't already use it daily.

Optional Chaining

— July 9th, 2019

It's the future feature of JavaScript that I'm the most excited about: optional chaining. And I'm sure you too without even knowing it. So, what is exactly optional chaining and how it can really help to produce a cleaner code.