Hi, I'm Jerome Vidry. I live in Montreal since 2007.
PHP Developer since 2005. I worked on any kind of projects, from basic website, to more complex systems, including mobile applications.
I have a deep knowledge of PHP capabilities and I am able to solve any kind of problem.
I am able to lead a project, from the conception, to the delivery, managing the development of the different modules.
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PHP Developer since 2005. I worked on any kind of projects, from basic website, to more complex systems, including mobile applications.
I have a deep knowledge of PHP capabilities and I am able to solve any kind of problem.
I am able to lead a project, from the conception, to the delivery, managing the development of the different modules.
Find more about my previous work in my Portfolio.
Astronomy Picture Of the Day
The Complete Sharpless Catalog: 313 Nebulas
What does it take to image hundreds of nebulas? Today’s image contains the entire Sharpless Catalog of H II Regions, totaling 313 objects. Zoom in and explore! You may spot fan favorites like the Eagle (Sh2-49), Heart (Sh2-190), and Orion (Sh2-281) Nebulas. Despite its name, this catalog contains more than the glow of ionized hydrogen that makes up H II regions. There are planetary nebulas (the Medusa Nebula, Sh2-274) and supernova remnants (the Spaghetti Nebula, Sh2-240) as well. Astrophotographer Bing Xin traversed the dark skies of Eastern China and Inner Mongolia to catch them all. Narrowband filters that primarily capture light from ionized hydrogen and oxygen as well as red-green-blue filters were used. Each object took 2 to 6 hours to capture, with the entire catalog taking around 800 hours to complete! Which object is your favorite?
