I'm Robin, a 20-year-old webdeveloper from The Netherlands. Always thinking about new ideas and techniques to create awesome things. Hackathon enthusiast and furthermore interested in (new) media and startups.
Mainly creating WordPress websites for clients in and around Almkerk. Also using this name for my own projects, but basically it's just a random company to send invoices.
March 2011 ~ Current
Working on Ticket Cloud 3.0, an enterprise resource planning system for theaters, cinemas and event managements. Built on Twitter Bootstrap and CodeIgniter.
Current
E-commerce, Java, UML, PHP, Database Management (MySQL / Oracle), RUP, DSDM, Scrum, V-Model, Organization Science, Business Process Management, Business Economics, Unit Testing, Business Intelligence, Data Warehousing, Agile, .NET, Human Computer Interaction, Android.
September 2011 ~ Current
In progressInformation Architecture, Media Theory, Web Research, Photoshop, Drawing. Stopped due to lack of specialization.
September 2010 ~ January 2011
An international hackathon hosted by the NASA. With a team of 6 young people we've created a location tracker app for the International Space Station. Beside that, we've created Space Game: a funny educational game for children to get introduced with the space. As a rocket you have to avoid the comets. The longer you survive, the more points you get. Both not in the App Store yet.
Hyves held a hackathon to bring new ideas alive for the Dutch social network site. Together with 16 young people between 14 and 20 years old, who have worked day and night, we've been working out new ideas for their site and mobile apps. After 24 hours, I did win the hackathon with 'The Best of Hyves', a special page with the most liked photos of Hyves.
The Dutch Tax Office is internally working on an Innovation Program. I was invited to join their 24 hours challenge for two times. During that time, Niels Mulder and me created a webapp to fill in your income tax. Currently, every citizen in The Netherlands has to download a desktop application. The webapp is cross-platform and reduce the development costs of a Windows, Mac and Linux application.
As part of the conference is the Kings of Code Hack Battle. Marijn van der Werf, Mike Pagé and me have been working on a karaoke game called Araoke. It runs inside your browser and uses WebRTC to capture the sound, the Deezer JS SDK for the music and the Musixmatch API for the lyrics. We won the 3rd prize. The presentation will be soon online.
Nina Hoek van Dijke invited me to join a brainstorm session for a new television program of BNN, a Dutch broadcaster. The participants had to come up with ideas for the main question: how can we solve the economic crisis? Our idea was called the Versbus, a way to stimulate the local economy. We ended up with the last 6 teams, but only 3 teams were going to be seen on television.
As part of the conference is the Kings of Code Hack Battle. Together with Robert van Hoesel, Jeroen Riemens and Melvin van den Bout we've created Covify, an album scanner for Spotify. We were chosen as number 1 by the jury. We had a crazy amount of attention by international press when we launched. Be sure to check out our presentation and an interview with us.