About Me
I'm Levi Noppers, a 15-year-old software developer from The Hague, Netherlands, passionate about creating innovative web applications.
My journey in software development began at age 12 with a Discord Bot project, and since then, I've been continuously expanding my skills, particularly in front-end development.
As a front-end specialist with back-end knowledge, I focus on delivering professional, well-functioning applications. My portfolio includes multiple full-stack web applications and API development experience.
I'm committed to continuous learning and actively seek opportunities to enhance my skills, whether it's mastering new frameworks or optimizing development practices.
Being fluent in both English and Dutch, I'm eager to collaborate with developers globally and contribute to dynamic team environments.
Experience
First Steps in Programming
Built and launched my first project — a Python Discord bot. It kicked off my interest in coding.
Made coding my priority
Decided to take software development seriously. Locked in a learning routine and stuck to it.
Building Real Projects
Created multiple projects using Next.js, TypeScript, and Tailwind. Built a webstore, a social platform, a personal gallery, and an album cover showcase.
Q42 Internship
Got an internship at Q42 for 8 weeks, a company known for its innovative projects.
Independent Full-Stack Developer
Building full-stack apps daily. Staying sharp, learning by doing, and leveling up with every project.
Projects
1. GreenTrade
GreenTrade is a sustainable marketplace built for the European Union. It connects eco-conscious buyers with independent sellers offering environmentally friendly products. The platform uses Next.js for the frontend, Supabase for the backend, and is deployed with Docker on Railway.
2. BlueQuill
BlueQuill was my first shot at an actual application, intended for succes and usage. Bluequill is made in Next.js using Typescript and TailwindCSS. The backend is written in Typescript and Go, and is built on SupaBase as database provider.
3. Frame The Beat
Frame The Beat is a collection of albumcovers. Save and share your favorite albumcovers with your friends. Frame The Beat is made in Next.js and TypeScript, the backend is in TypeScript and uses SupaBase for hosting the data.
4. Amber Gallery
A personal gallery for my girlfriend where she can save her artwork with selected categories and locations. This project is made in TypeScript and Scss, with Supabase being used for backend services. Such as storing artworks, analytics and securely storing account details.
Tech Stack
GO
LanguageI am comfortable with GO, though I'm still learning.
Tailwind CSS
FrameworkAt first I was skeptical about Tailwind CSS because I thought it would take away creativity, but after using it for a while I can't imagine going back to vanilla CSS.
SupaBase
ServiceSupaBase is a great service for hosting databases. It's easy to use and has a great documentation.
PostgreSQL
ServiceI've used PostgreSQL mostly in the past, ever since I discovered SupaBase I've been using it more.
Next.js
FrameworkNext.js has been by far my favorite framework ever. It's extremely fast, amazing for SEO and easy to use, especially if you come from React; Like me.