Studies & Career Path
I plan to finish my degree through a work-study program (apprenticeship) to get real hands-on industry experience. I'm aiming for software engineering, AI, or any exciting field in tech.
Engineering Student • Minecraft Creator • Web Developer
I build Minecraft datapacks and all kinds of websites, from fun games to learning tools. Welcome to my space!
I'm Julien, but I go by Juix online. My handle and logo nod to a few things: my first name (the straw forms a 'J'), fruit juice (my childhood nickname), and tech (UI, UX). I'm an engineering student at ESILV in Paris.
These days, I love building Minecraft datapacks and websites. It always starts with a real need or a fun idea: I sketch it out, then decide if it's worth a deep dive. If it is, I build it carefully brick by brick, using AI to level up my coding or learn new stacks. If not, I vibecode it: I leverage AI from start to finish to ship the idea fast, stepping in as the tester and QA lead.
Ever since I was a kid, I've loved building and creating: it started with Legos and cardboard crafts, then moved to Minecraft blocks. I also spend tons of time on sandbox and management games—anything where I'm free to design, build, and optimize. Diving into web development was just the natural next step.
That drive grew into a passion for making things across the board: code, design, 3D modeling & printing...
For five years now, I've been experimenting with 3D printing to make custom parts, everyday tools, and room mods. These are skills I lean on even more today for hands-on engineering projects at school.
A web app built brick by brick back in high school in just 48 hours. The goal: help students find their Valentine's Day match after the school handed out random matching numbers. Misunderstood as a dating site by the administration, I was forced to take it down.
I plan to finish my degree through a work-study program (apprenticeship) to get real hands-on industry experience. I'm aiming for software engineering, AI, or any exciting field in tech.
Alongside my studies, I'll keep shipping personal projects. Right now, I'm focusing my energy on my Minecraft datapacks and Party Hub, taking the time needed to deliver top-notch polish.
My top priority right now remains graduating with my engineering degree, which takes a ton of dedication and time.
I build everything out of passion and don't expect anything in return. The best way to help is simply to report bugs or drop some feedback on my projects—it means the world to me.
That said, even the smallest donation makes a huge difference. Thanks a ton for the support!
Buy me a coffee on Ko-fiGot a question, feedback on a project or datapack, or an idea to share? Reach out via any of my links or send me a quick note right here.
A question ? A feedback ? Feedback helps me improve what I create.