
About Enkodo
Enkodo is my company, started in 2013. The work runs from startups to companies that have been around for twenty years.
A large part of my work is app development for iOS and Android with React Native. I spent years developing and maintaining the news apps of regional newspapers. Right now I'm working on an app for a medical device, among other things.
I also build web applications with Next.js, from company platforms to products of my own, and I do WordPress maintenance and security along with website and email migrations.
The work varies: a crypto wallet, prototypes for medical equipment, a football pool app. The projects page spells out what's behind those descriptions.
The team
Sebastiaan Pasma
Full-stack developer and the person you deal with for everything that comes up.
For larger or more complex projects I work with people I have known for years.
I like working on the whole system. The screen, the API under it, the database under that and the server it sits on. When a screen is slow I can go and look at the query myself.
New frameworks, AI tooling and different ways of deploying run on my own infrastructure for a while first. What doesn't hold up there never reaches a client project.
I handle that maintenance myself, monitoring and backups included. In practice it comes down to expired certificates, package updates, full disks and migrations that trip over a single column.
I started out making games since I was a school student and that carries into client work. I like putting animation to playful use in websites and apps, as long as it stays out of the way of the controls. The blocks in the corner of this page come from that.
CodersRank.io profile
Technology stack
TypeScript
Next.js
React
React Native
Node.js
Socket.io
Docker
Angular
Git
Three.js
Godot
MySQL
Linux
JavaScript
SASS
Express.js
MariaDB
PocketBase
Tailwind CSS
Chrome Extensions
Android-development
iOS-development
GitHub
PHP
WordPress
Home Assistant
What Enkodo does
I work across frontend and backend, from mobile apps to web applications. In practice that means React Native for apps, Next.js for web, and Node.js underneath.
Existing code is welcome too: modernising legacy systems, cleaning up databases, extending functionality or migrating a WordPress site.