Python development agency

Do you have a Python project? Work with our back‑end developers to bring it to life.

Python, for all purposes

We use Python to build back‑ends for web and mobile applications (with Django or Flask), to develop production‑ready data science algorithms, or for automation tasks.

3 reasons to choose Python

01.

Python is widely used

Python is one of the 3 most widely used languages in the world, according to the Stack Overflow 2023 survey. It benefits from a rich library ecosystem and a strong community, making it easy to find solutions to common problems.

02.

Python is simple

Python is a simple and easy‑to‑learn language. Its syntax is clear and concise, making it accessible to new developers very quickly.

03.

Python is multi‑purpose

Python is used in many fields, including web development, data analysis, artificial intelligence, and automation.

Some projects built with Python

Optimisation

Risk calculation algorithms

Maintenance and evolution of the algorithm used for financial advisory in the construction of investment portfolios.

Verification of customer‑provided data to offer a financial product portfolio adapted to their profile
Optimisation of the algorithm to meet benchmark expectations
Continuous improvement and monitoring tool maintenance

Redesign

Laboté

Redesign of the e-commerce site for cosmetic brand Laboté.

Tech stack:

Back-end: Python with the Django framework
Back-office: Django Admin
Front-end: Next.js

Yomy.care robot

Design and development of computer vision models embedded in the Yomy robot, a connected food dispenser for cats.

Implementation and training of classification models (ResNet / MobileNet convolutional neural networks) for cat detection in captured images
Construction of an identification model to distinguish several cats within the same household (siamese networks, chained models)
Architecture optimisation under embedded hardware constraints

Our experts Python

Damien Deredec

Tech Lead

Guillaume Caulier

Tech Lead

Aurélien Robineau

Developer full-stack

Tina Alaei

Tech Lead

Paul Beslin

Tech Lead

Mickaël Rolland

Tech Lead

Florian Ehr

Tech Lead

Alexis Quest

Developer full-stack

Léo Turpin

Developer full-stack

Cyrvan Bouchard

Developer full-stack

Alex Salmon

Developer full-stack

Alexis Theas-Laban

Developer full-stack

Antoine Liu

Developer full-stack

Baptiste Vilboux

Developer full-stack

Rémi Cazin

Developer full-stack

Sylvain Rocchia

Developer full-stack

Benjamin Drighès

Partner & CTO AI

Guillaume Faugeras

AI Engineer

Abdelkader Chettab

AI Engineer

Molly Allerhand

Developer full-stack

Salem El Ayeb

Developer full-stack

Valentin Lepiller

Developer full-stack

Johary Ramamonjy

AI Engineer

Julien Chapuy

AI Engineer

Pierre Gaillard

Developer full-stack

Horace Belot

AI Engineer

Antoine Toussaint

Developer full-stack

Eliott Barbot

AI Engineer

Rémy Meriau

Developer full-stack

Quentin Massonnat

AI Engineer

Raphaël Giavarini

Developer full-stack

Maud Bergonzoli

Developer full-stack

Grégoire Bellon

Developer full-stack

Léandre Perrot

Developer full-stack

Félix Monnier

AI Engineer

Théo Helaine

Developer full-stack

Augustin Cramer

AI Engineer

Jean-Baptiste Hammann

Developer full-stack

Bilal Ben Nasr

AI Engineer

Marc-César Garcia-Grenet

AI Engineer

Maceo Duriez

AI Engineer

Timothée Blanchy

AI Engineer

Léandre Arnaud

Tech Lead

Rayan El Rawas

AI Engineer

Mathis Catal

Developer full-stack

Pierre Bigey

Developer full-stack

Théo Ecochard

Developer full-stack

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Frequently asked questions about Python

What is Python?

Python is a high-level, interpreted, object‑oriented programming language. It was created by Guido van Rossum and first released in 1991. Python is designed to be easy to read and write, with clear and simple syntax. It is used in various fields such as web development, data analysis, artificial intelligence, and more.

Where does the name Python come from?

The name Python comes from the television series *Monty Python's Flying Circus*. Guido van Rossum, the creator of Python, was a fan of the show.

Is Python compiled or interpreted?

Python is an interpreted language, meaning that code is executed line by line by an interpreter rather than being compiled into an executable file. This makes the development cycle faster, as no compilation step is required.

Can Python be used for web development?

Yes, Python is widely used in web development. Frameworks such as Django and Flask allow building complex web applications with Python.

What’s the difference between Python 2 and Python 3?

Python 2 and Python 3 are two versions of the language. Python 2 has not been maintained since January 2020, and most new features and libraries are developed for Python 3. They have some syntax and functional differences, so Python 3 is recommended for all new projects.

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