Community website · Angular
Ki-Aikidoschool Torii
I developed this Angular website for a local Ki-Aikido dojo, backed by Google Calendar and Drive services.
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Curious maker.
I’m Michel, a Dutch developer who builds useful web applications, open-source libraries, multiplayer games, and a software company of my own.
This is work I care about—made for communities, school, my own company, and the joy of figuring things out.
Selected work
Nine projects across product engineering, open source, games, communities, and security.
Java · Open source
JSON:API Converter
I built this Java library to convert ordinary objects into responses compliant with the JSON:API standard.
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Independent company · Since 2023
Mindware Software
The company I started to give my independent software work a home.
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Cooperative game · 10–16 players
Apollo 13
A team-building game where players cooperate to bring two stranded astronauts home.
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Multiplayer · Murder mystery
The Hunt of the Blood Moon
A first-person social survival game in which one mythological creature hides among the players.
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React · FastAPI · Greece
Pare Dose
I built the React front end and FastAPI backend for this second-hand marketplace in Greece.
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WordPress · Community
Scouting Mierlo-Hout
I developed this WordPress site so the club board can publish news and build its own forms.
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Research · FHICT
Cyber Security Minor
Research and practical work in cryptography, application security, red teaming, and CTF challenges.
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Singleplayer · Multiplayer
Chess
A complete chess application from my third semester of software engineering at FHICT.
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I like software best when it leaves the idea stage.
I work across the stack and across contexts: a dojo calendar, a Java library, a Greek marketplace, a multiplayer mystery, or research into how systems fail. The common thread is simple—I enjoy understanding the problem and making the thing work.