Daniel Liabeuf is a curious and tenacious front-end engineer with 13 years of experience building responsive, collaborative web applications from research prototypes to production at companies like Worldline and INRIA. He thrives in small agile teams and enjoys tackling problems that combine models, decentralization and open-source principles—particularly in home automation and energy domains. His background spans teaching and research, having studied cognitive ergonomics of graphical modeling and shipped HTML5/WebSocket-based collaborative editors. Daniel has contributed backend integrations to notable open-source projects such as Flexget, improving API clients, database models and error handling to streamline plugin behavior. Comfortable across the stack, he blends practical engineering with a taste for innovation and reproducible, low-coupling production environments. Based in Lille, he brings both academic rigor and hands-on delivery to complex front-end and distributed-system challenges.
13 years of coding experience
Master 2 en Informatique, Ingénierie et Architecture des Grands Logiciels, Master 2 en Informatique, Ingénierie et Architecture des Grands Logiciels at Université des Sciences et Technologies de Lille (Lille I)
Contributions:53 commits, 9 PRs, 36 comments in 1 year 3 months
Contributions summary:Daniel primarily contributed to the `flexget/flexget` project, focusing on enhancing the T411 API integration. Their work included implementing database structures and a REST client for the T411 API, along with adding a search feature. Furthermore, the user refined the T411 API integration by including the retrieval of torrent details and improving error handling. These changes streamlined the plugin's functionality and improved the user's experience.
Contributions:81 commits, 3 pushes in 3 years 3 months
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