Adrien Joly

Adrien Joly is a software engineer based in Montreuil, near Paris, France, who is passionate about prototyping, developing, maintaining, and scaling complex software systems. He shares his knowledge through various mediums, including hosting a podcast called 'le SAV de la Tech', writing articles, giving talks, teaching, and maintaining open-source projects.
His blog features articles on software development, legacy code management, and project velocity, reflecting his insights into the challenges of maintaining legacy systems and enhancing team communication. Notable writings include topics such as sustainable quality in JavaScript projects and automated testing in legacy Node.js back-ends.
In addition to his software career, Adrien has taught software development, utilizing platforms like GitHub and Google Classroom to enhance student learning. His teaching spans web programming and tech leadership, with a focus on creating effective pedagogical tools.
Adrien is also an indie developer, engaged in various projects like Openwhyd, a music discovery app, and Next Step for Trello, a Chrome extension. He emphasizes open-source contributions and active collaboration within tech communities. His interests extend to VR and WebMidi technologies, where he explores creative applications.
For further engagement, Adrien encourages communication via email or phone, with a preference for email correspondence.