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Eurobird Bank
Currently working to build a full banking application completely from scratch. We’re using the Spring framework as the backbone, along with key dependencies like Lombok (to cut down on boilerplate code), JPA (for managing our database interactions), and Spring Web to set up a RESTful API. For our database, we’re using H2 — an in-memory database — which makes development and testing much faster and easier. A big focus for us is also learning and practicing unit testing, making sure our application is reliable and that every piece works the way it should. It’s a challenging project because we’re responsible for designing and building everything — from setting up the architecture to handling things like accounts, transactions, and user management. But it’s been a great experience to really understand how a full backend system comes together, especially while collaborating as a small team.
E-commerce site for Jewerly Bussiness
Currently developing a complete e-commerce website for a jewelry business, with a focus on both the customer experience and backend management. On the frontend, i’m using Vue.js and JavaScript to build a responsive, user-friendly interface where customers can browse and purchase products easily, integrating Inspira UI components for a professional look. On the backend, we’re working with PHP to handle all the server-side logic. We’ve integrated the Stripe API to securely manage payments, making the checkout process smooth and reliable. For the admin side, we’ve built functionality to allow product management, meaning admin can add, update, delete, and organize jewelry listings — as well as track and manage customer orders. The project is giving me a lot of hands-on experience in tying together different parts of a real-world application: frontend design, backend logic, API integration, and building tools for day-to-day business operations.
Haarlem Festival
Our team of two developed a full website for the Haarlem Festival, starting from the ground up. We began by designing the entire layout and user experience in Figma, making sure the site would be visually appealing and easy to navigate. After finalizing the designs, we moved into development, building the site from scratch using vanilla PHP while following the MVC (Model-View-Controller) architecture. This structure helped us keep the project organized and scalable, separating the database logic, user interface, and application control. It was a full-cycle project where we took the idea from design to a fully functional, structured web application, gaining valuable experience in both frontend planning and backend development.
Solvegrid.io (MVP Startup)
Starting my own startup. This project aims to bridge the gap between real-world problems and innovative solutions by creating a collaborative platform where individuals can share everyday pain points. The platform encourages community-driven problem-solving, empowering users to turn shared challenges into actionable ideas and potential entrepreneurial opportunities. It fosters innovation, creativity, and collaboration, paving the way for impactful advancements driven by collective experiences.
Servicedesk app GardenGroup
A modern Service Desk application built for GardenGroup, leveraging MongoDB for scalable data management and WPF .NET for a user-friendly, responsive desktop interface. The solution streamlines ticket management, enhances user support, and ensures efficient issue resolution.
Chapeau
For our first-year IT project, my team and I developed Chapeau a comprehensive digital management system for a restaurant. This cutting-edge solution, built using C#, Windows Forms, and SQL, seamlessly integrates the operations of waitresses, the kitchen, the bar, and the checkout process. Designed to enhance efficiency and customer service, Chapeau ensures smooth communication between staff and streamlined order processing. Our project demonstrates our ability to collaborate effectively and leverage modern technologies to solve real-world challenges.
Someren
In this project, our group aimed to collectively design, implement, and demonstrate proficiency in various aspects of database management, including Entity-Relationship Diagram (ERD) modeling, SQL querying, and integration with C# using Microsoft SQL Server and Management Studio. The database is hosted on Azure for enhanced accessibility and scalability.
Homelab server
This advanced Homelab Server project features a high-performance setup leveraging Proxmox as the virtualization platform, which enables efficient management of multiple virtual machines and containers. Integrated with Cloudflare, it ensures top-tier security and performance for all web-facing services. Nginx Proxy Manager is utilized to streamline web traffic management, providing flexible routing and enhanced security features. Additionally, custom DNS configurations with a personal domain optimize network efficiency and accessibility. This robust, scalable server environment hosts a variety of projects and applications, demonstrating cutting-edge practices in server management, security, and hosting.
Chrome Extension MyTimeTable
The MyTimetable NL Chrome Extension provides instant access to the MyTimetable schedules of students in the Netherlands. By integrating with the MyTimetable platform, it allows students to view their class schedules directly from their browser with real-time updates. Developed using Bootstrap, JavaScript, and Express.js for the backend. This extension offers quick access to timetables with a single click, ensuring users always see the latest schedule changes through a simple and intuitive interface.
NutrientQuery
The NutrientQuery project is a simple tool that helps users get nutritional information about the food they input. It uses an API key to connect to a database of nutritional data. Users provide information about the food they’re interested in, and the project fetches relevant nutritional details using the API key. It’s a handy way for people to quickly access information about the nutrients in their food choices. In addition to providing nutritional information, the NutrientQuery project goes the extra mile by presenting the data in a visually accessible way. After fetching the nutrient details, the project creates a pie chart to help users better understand the distribution of nutrients in the food. This visual representation makes it easier for users to grasp the proportion of different nutrients present in their selected food item.
WebScraper
The WebScraper project, built in C#, offers users a convenient way to extract data from websites using a simple console application. Users can input the website they want to scrape, and the program fetches the relevant data. What’s unique is that users have the option to choose whether they want to save the extracted data in a CSV file or a Txt file. This flexibility makes it easy for users to organize and store the information they gather from different websites in a format that suits their preferences.
Chess Game
This is a simple console-based Chess game written in C# in my free time for fun and to practice OOP. It provides a basic implementation of the classic game, allowing two players to make moves on the console. The game follows standard chess rules and includes features such as checking for checkmate, stalemate, and en passant. Features Two-player mode: Play against a friend on the same computer. Standard chess rules: Enforces the basic rules of chess, including piece movements, captures, and special moves like castling and en passant. Checkmate and stalemate detection: The game checks for checkmate and stalemate conditions to determine the end of the game
Portfolio Website
My personal website, where I document my learning paths and showcase my IT projects. This website is built using Hugo, a fast and flexible static site generator. As a student in the IT field, I use this platform to share my journey, projects, and experiences in the world of technology.This website serves as a digital portfolio and learning log for my IT career. I aim to share my knowledge, experiences, and projects with the community while documenting my learning paths. Whether you’re a fellow student, a seasoned professional, or just curious about my journey, you’ll find valuable content here.
