Hey! I am Alex, a web engineering consultant based in Amsterdam. I help companies to build better web applications and to improve their knowledge, workflows, and culture.
My expertise in JavaScript, TypeScript, Vue.js, and Nuxt.js is highly valued by clients all around the world.
Companies reach out to help them build better Vue and Nuxt applications - from solving problems to discussing the right abstractions and architecture.
Want to level up your team's skills? I offer workshops on Vue, Nuxt, TypeScript, testing and more topics. Don't hesitate to reach out and let's discuss your needs.
I love to share my knowledge and experience with the community. I speak at conferences and meetups, and I am always open to new opportunities.
Take your team's skills to the next level with my workshops on Vue, Nuxt, TypeScript, testing and various other topics.
During the JavaScript beginner's workshop, we will demystify the language and provide a clear and accessible introduction to. From the fundamentals of variables and functions to hands-on coding exercises, you'll begin your journey as a JavaScript developer.
2 days
max. 20
English or German
JavaScript is evolving quickly - like web development in general. But often, you don't have time to catch up with the latest features, improvements, planned changes, and best practices. This workshop will help you to get up to speed with the latest JavaScript features and best practices.
1 day
max. 20
English or German
In this workshop, we will develop a real-life-like app using Nuxt.js - from creating the project to the final deployment. During this process we will take a look at various of the core features Nuxt.js offers and also show common pitfalls and how to avoid them.
2 days
max. 20
English or German
I love to share my knowledge and experience with the community. Have a look at my latest articles below.
It is time to recap the year 2023! I want to share my personal and professional journey through the last 365 days, as well as my goals for 2024. From moving to another country over jumping back into content creation. Hard facts, numbers and insights included - I promise!
Sentry is a great tool to track errors and performance issues in your application - but the Nuxt module is not Nuxt 3 compatible yet. In this article, I'll show you how to integrate Sentry into your Nuxt 3 application, even before the module is ready and also share why it takes longer than you might think to build the module.
Server Side Rendering does have some limitations, such as the inability to access platform-based APIs like local storage on the server side. However, what if you could activate SSR exclusively for pages that need SEO and employ the classic single-page application (SPA) mode for other pages? Discover how to achieve this in the following article.
With the release of Vue 3, a lot of things became easier. Unfortunately, loading dynamic assets such as images is not one of them. In the following article, I want to demystify the process of dynamic asset loading in Vue 3 or Nuxt 3 and explain why static assets can be loaded easily...
Check out my latest talks, podcast episodes and other appearances, as well as upcoming events.
I had the honor to join the AmsterdamJS meetup as speaker, this time talking about the newly released Vite+ Alpha and whether this new open-source CLI finally delivers on the promise of a unified toolchain for the JavaScript ecosystem.
A Vue/Nuxt person on stage at React Advanced - but the story is bigger than any single framework.
Back at c't webdev in Cologne, and this time the topic was less "new framework" and more "new foundations".
Starting a new frontend project today means a long series of choices: which framework, which testing tool, which linter, which formatter, which runtime? And each of those choices usually means another tool with its own configuration, another dependency and another thing that can break.
The Angular Plus Show invited me over to talk about - yes - Vite. A bit of a crossover episode, given my Vue/Nuxt background, but it turns out the future of Vite, Rolldown and Oxc is very much a cross-framework story.