About Me

I'm Levi Noppers, a 15-year-old software developer from The Hague, Netherlands.

My journey in software development began at age 12 with a Discord Bot project, and since then, I've been expanding my skillset with Typescript and Go.

Personally, I enjoy coding and try to continuously improve my skills. I do this by trying to learn something new every week.

Communication is key to me, I'm fluent in Dutch and have proficiency in English. I love building in teams and collaborating with others as seen in PopQuick.

In my free time, I enjoy coding side projects, playing video games and listening to a lot of music.

Experience

27/11/2022

First Steps in Programming

Built and launched my first project — a Python Discord bot. This started my interest in programming.

29/12/2023

Made coding a priority

Decided to take software development seriously. Started learning React and eventually TypeScript with Next.Js.

2024

Building Real Projects

Created multiple projects using Next.js, TypeScript, and Tailwind. Built a webstore (Something), a personal gallery (Amber Gallery), and an album cover showcase (Frame The Beat).

06/01/2025

Q42 Internship

Got an internship at Q42 for 8 weeks, a company known for its innovative projects.

24/06/2025

Independent Full-Stack Developer

Working on my own projects daily, focusing on backend development with Go and frontend with Next.js.

Projects

GreenVue - Project by Levi Noppers showcasing Next.js, React Native, GO, PostgreSQL, TypeScript, SupaBase, Docker, Railway
April 1, 2025WebMobileAPI

1. GreenVue

GreenVue 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.

BlueQuill - Project by Levi Noppers showcasing Next.js, TypeScript, TailwindCSS, SupaBase
January 4, 2025Web

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 is built on SupaBase as database provider.

Frame The Beat - Project by Levi Noppers showcasing Next.js, TypeScript, Scss, TailwindCSS, SupaBase
December 7, 2024Web

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.

Amber Gallery - Project by Levi Noppers showcasing Next.js, TypeScript, Scss, PostgreSQL
October 16, 2024WebMobile

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

Go

Language
Since 2025

I've been coding in Go for quite a while now and created several applications with it. It's my favorite language by far!

Tailwind CSS

Tailwind CSS

Framework
Since 2024

At 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

Supabase

Service
Since 2024

I really love Supabase because the DX is amazing and they provide an amazing free tier that i can use for any project.

Next.js

Next.js

Framework
Since 2023

Next.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.

TypeScript

TypeScript

Language
Since 2023

TypeScript is a must-have for any serious project in my opinion. It helps me to catch errors before they even happen.

Git

Git

Tool
Since 2023

Git is a daily driver for me. I use it to manage my projects and also collaborate with others.

Things I like

Go

Go

I love coding in Go. It's currently my favorite language due to the simplicity and speed.

Music

Music

I love listening to music while coding.