Projects

A new PHP framework which focuses on ease of use and making use of modern PHP language features. I reworked the router to be able to handle allot of routes fast. And added small small features to the language container and config handling.

DNSControl is a way to manage your DNS entries centralized in code. Even if they span multiple providers. I made the provider to let DNSControl work with TransIP. On top of that created some fixes for open issues in DNSControl. And I contributed to the way DNSControl managed dependencies between records and orders them accordingly. DNSControl is a project maintained and created by the folks from StackExchange, I merely submitted some code.

The website you are reading. Written in NextJS because NuxtJS 2 was becoming outdated while the maintainer hadn't proveded a clear update path from NuxtJS 2 to NuxtJS 3. I already had some experience with NextJS from work projects so translating it was easy enough.

A dutch cooking recipe website for my girlfriend and I. It is Staticly generated with NextJS and it provides a easy way for us to access our cooking recipes.

A library for Laravel scout to interface with ElasticSearch. I am one of the maintainers and made allot of the internals and query features.

A library for NodeJS to interface with diving computers. It is a native addon using NAPI written in C++ leveraging the libdivecomputer library under the hood.

A client to upload dives read from a dive computer to my littledivelog server. This is a rewrite of my dive uploader in Javascript with electron to allow for cross platform compatibility. It uses React with styled-components for the front-end with redux for state management and redux-saga to handle side-effects. I ended up liking React more than I expected, while liking redux, less than I expected. Redux certainly is nice tech, but something I had a hard time with, is the fact that there API enabled you to quickly create a mess. The API doesn't encourage good practices, there documentation doesn't state good practices and there 'toolbox' leaves gaps in there functionality (which redux saga does solve) which again encouraging bad practices.

A small zero dependency package for working with IP (v4/v6) Networks and Addresses. Its main goal was to have 0 something to work on and try out infection while creating a stable zero dependency library takes the heavy lifting for checking if IP addresses are in a network and iterating through networks.

The previous version of the website you are reading. Written with new technologies I wanted to learn and because I wanted to get rid of WordPress.

The backend for the divelog webapp which I use to log my own dives. I also have a client to download dives from my dive computer to the webapp. Version 2 is written in PHP because I wanted to have a toy project with PHP Laravel and the nodeJS backend was rather hacked together without much tests or maintainability.

The Anderwijs Administration system; An administration system build for and with an association. The original creator and I are the main maintainers and contributors to the project.

A client to upload dives read from a dive computer to my littledivelog server. This is a rewrite of my dive uploader in C++ QT to allow for cross platform compatibility. I ended up rewriting this again. because I didn't like how QT handled installers cross compatibility, or the lack thereof. Moreover, allot of the features you'd want are put behind a pay-wall, something I am not a fan off. Moreover compiling to a foreign system, which you don't own, is a pain.

The backend for the divelog webapp which I use to log my own dives. I also have a client to download dives from my dive computer to the webapp

A divelog webapp which I use to log my own dives. I also have a client to download dives from my dive computer to the webapp

A client to upload dives read from a dive computer to my littledivelog server. Written in C# WinForms. I ended up rewriting this in QT because I wanted to use the client on MacOS and Linux as well.