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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Cardis

Swiss Real estate

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Traverce

COVID compliant travel

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Luxury Tribune

Digital media platform

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Vevey

City website

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GeoMSF

GIS Humanitarian Platform

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OK Logements

Accommodations rental

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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.

Functional Programming Patterns

— June 25th, 2019

Few months ago, Kyle Shevlin did a great course on egghead, followed by a series of articles, about some basic concepts of functional programming in JavaScript. As an adept of this very popular paradigm, I found that even very basics, I'm not using all of them on a daily basis. So, here is **a quick recap of how cool those patterns are** and how they can help you improve your functional code.