Brice Bernard is a seasoned full-stack software engineer based in Metz with over 15 years of professional experience and a 20-year background building web and mobile applications. He moves comfortably between front-end frameworks (React, Svelte, React Native, TypeScript) and robust back-end ecosystems (Node.js, PHP, Symfony, Doctrine), and has led teams, migrations and CI/CD improvements as a lead developer. Brice has contributed to notable open-source projects such as Symfony, Doctrine and Next.js, focusing on code quality, documentation and practical example improvements that help other developers adopt best practices. He combines hands-on implementation—shipping mobile in-store payment flows at Klarna—with architect-level skills in microservices, GraphQL and real-time systems, and a habit of tightening codebases through refactoring and standards alignment. Attention to detail shows in both UX polish and low-level fixes (docblocks, PSR compliance, typings), and he frequently mentors peers while driving measurable performance and development velocity gains.
15 years of coding experience
18 years of employment as a software developer
Bachelor of Science in Telecommunications and Networks Engineering, Technologies de l''information, Bachelor of Science in Telecommunications and Networks Engineering, Technologies de l''information at IUT Nancy-Brabois
Master of Science in Information Technology, Technologies de l'information, Master of Science in Information Technology, Technologies de l'information at UFR MIM · Metz
Simple GraphQL Client for JavaScript. Minimal. Extensible. Type Safe. Runs everywhere.
Role in this project:
Full-stack Developer
Contributions:7 commits, 10 PRs, 5 comments in 1 year 8 months
Contributions summary:Brice primarily contributed to the development of example code and improved the usability of the `graffle-js/graffle` repository. They added example files demonstrating various GraphQL client functionalities, including variable usage, raw response handling, error handling, authentication, and cookie support. Furthermore, they refactored the examples to utilize a `TData` interface for type safety and enhanced the project by simplifying typings and removing a DOM dependency.
Contributions summary:Brice made several small but impactful changes to the Symfony Standard Edition. They focused on improving security and usability by adding a 403 Forbidden header to specific files to prevent indexing and unauthorized access. Additionally, the user corrected grammar and tweaked messages related to application behavior and dependencies, including a critical update to use `require` instead of `include` for a mandatory file. These changes collectively reflect a focus on refining the application's core configuration and error handling.
bundlephpsymfony-bundlesymfonydistribution
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