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And here we are.

• 2010, August : My start with PrestaShop was made.
• 2012, May : I made a soft called "PrestaEdit" to manage a PrestaShop project as student project.
• 2012, August : the paper "PrestaShop, aspects techniques" is published in the PhpSolution magazine.
• 2012, September : the paper "PrestaShop 1.5 : tour d'horizons et aspects techniques" is published in the PhpSolution magazine.
• 2012, November : PrestaShop is now on GitHub. And my first pull requests are done the same time. (My first one, the PrestaShop/PrestaShop#2, was wrong :D)
• 2012, December : first (and only one before moving to GitHub) external contributor to the french documentation of the 1.5 version.
• 2013, April : my first big pull request at this time, not merged but the one that make me create modules after it. PrestaShop/PrestaShop#90
• 2013, May : The "PrestaShop s'envole sur GitHub" blog post was made on PrestaShop blog with an interview of me as contributor.
• 2015, June : winner of the PrestaShop Awards "Contributor Favorite, Most line of code modified".
• 2015, July : First PrestaShop Ambassador.
• 2015, August : Joining the PrestaModule team as module developper.
• 2019, January : Quit the Ambassador program due to internal change and I assume that I wasn't able to stay at this role at this time.
• 2022, June : The contributor interview was publish on the Build blog.
• 2023, mid-January : I become a Lead developper into a PrestaShop agency, @Wepika.
• 2023, Febuary : The book "Développez avec PHP pour PrestaShop" is released ! It's a french book available here.
• 2023, November : Speaker at the PrestaShop Developer Conference with two subjetcs : "Personnalisation des emails" and "PrestaShop 8 : pousser une mise à jour de module via GitHub"
• 2024, January : Initiate @PrestaFlow_io, an open-source set of prebuilt tests components, ready-to-use examples made for the PrestaShop E-commerce software.
• 2024, April : Speaker during the @friendsofpresta Days ; first presentation of the PrestaFlow project.