AntlerCode
Full-stack developer · Belgium
AntlerCode
I'm Tibo — a full-stack developer based in Belgium. I build web apps from end to end, from the parts users never see to the screens they use every day.
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About
I build web apps from start to finish — the front-end you see on screen and the back-end running behind it. Being full-stack means one person handles both, so the whole thing fits together.
If something makes me curious, I want to build it myself — that's how I ended up putting together my own PC and keyboard. Software is the same urge, scaled up: I sweat the part you click on and the part keeping it running in equal measure.
What I work withSee the full stack →
TypeScriptReactNode.jsPostgreSQLVue.jsSupabaseReact NativeFigma
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Selected work
001Dino Project
A functional Pepper's Ghost hologram built for the Museum of Natural Sciences in Brussels — a transparent sheet at 45° creates an immersive effect without a VR headset. I built the backend with Node.js and Socket.io, syncing controller and player devices over a shared mobile hotspot after school Wi-Fi firewalls blocked the connection. **Demo tip: use Firefox and enable autoplay under Settings > Privacy & Security.** Currently ships with one dinosaur, but the architecture scales to any number — final scope just depends on the museum's hardware budget. →002Tasko Tracker
My graduation project — an app helping children aged 9–12 and their parents build healthy routines together. Designed to feel like play, researched to actually stick, and shipped end to end from concept to prototype. →003Volkswagen App
A school e-commerce assignment turned into a concept app for the Volkswagen Group, letting users filter and browse models across their brands. My first real dive into React Native, focused on reusable component styling and API integration to keep the codebase clean and maintainable. →
A functional Pepper's Ghost hologram built for the Museum of Natural Sciences in Brussels — a transparent sheet at 45° creates an immersive effect without a VR headset. I built the backend with Node.js and Socket.io, syncing controller and player devices over a shared mobile hotspot after school Wi-Fi firewalls blocked the connection. **Demo tip: use Firefox and enable autoplay under Settings > Privacy & Security.** Currently ships with one dinosaur, but the architecture scales to any number — final scope just depends on the museum's hardware budget. →002Tasko Tracker
My graduation project — an app helping children aged 9–12 and their parents build healthy routines together. Designed to feel like play, researched to actually stick, and shipped end to end from concept to prototype. →003Volkswagen App
A school e-commerce assignment turned into a concept app for the Volkswagen Group, letting users filter and browse models across their brands. My first real dive into React Native, focused on reusable component styling and API integration to keep the codebase clean and maintainable. →