KevinWenger
Developer

Kevin’s got coding in his genes. He’s a craftsman who’s passionate about the web, and above all, he’s a nerd. You may also know him as the Pseudo-Hipster-Coder. Don’t be surprised if you run into him at Meetups, Game Jams, Conferences, LANs or various Hackathons, proudly showing off his beard.

He’s a true believer in Open Source and is happy to dedicate his skills to our projects. What does he do when he leaves his keyboard every evening? “The same thing we do every night, Pinky – try to take over the world!”

Besides coming up with extravagant plans, he’s also a fan of pre-dinner drinks that involve decent wine, not to mention removing Github green squares, which are his greatest nightmare.

His role

Full-stack developer, in charge of Drupal and NodeJS/Express applications, as well as integrating themes and implementing the styleguide.

Education

2019	Cours Mandat et fonction de l'expert (IFFP, Lausanne)
2013	Computer technician degree, with a specialization in web (CPNV, Ste-Croix)
2011	Computer engineer CFC (EPSIC, Lausanne)

Association

2018...	Webmardi organizer
2017	PHPMeetup organizer
2017-2019	Epic Game Jam Coordinator

Experience

Kevin creates sites and applications using a wide range of technologies. He masters both frontend and backend techniques, and his understanding of the web stack allows him to use efficient interfaces to create user-friendly applications. His approach to coding brings quality, readability and usability to the table.

School Expert

2021...	Expert CFC Informaticien ETML
2020...	Expert Technicien ES ETML
2019...	Expert CFC Médiamaticien eikon
2016...	Expert Technicien ES CPNV

Articles de Kevin

Kevin

Behind the Code

Perfect code doesn’t exist. Discover the workarounds and hacks that Apple, Nintendo, Bethesda and others dare to ship in production. You’re not alone.

Kevin

Modernizing PHPDoc Array annotations with Rector

Faced with hundreds of outdated PHPDoc array annotations in my Symfony project, I had three choices: manual find-replace hell, AI parsing token limits or building a custom Rector rule. Spoiler alert: I chose the smart path and automated the entire Type[] to array transformation in seconds.

Choose
your fighter

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