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Full stack platforms
End-to-end development of data-intensive web applications with React, TypeScript, Symfony and NodeJS.
// senior full-stack · coding since '84
I build data-intensive platforms and use AI agents to ship faster.
Senior Full Stack Developer with 30+ years of hands-on experience. From bare-metal servers to AI-driven development, I design, build and lead data-intensive platforms and advanced API integrations.
info@tim-schipper.nl — zsh
// by the numbers
42+
Years coding
30+
Years experience
8
Companies
// about me
I got my first computer, an MSX, on my 10th birthday in 1984 and never stopped building. Over four decades I've gone from BASIC listings and BBS systems to leading data-intensive platforms that serve tens of thousands of users. I care about code that lasts, teams that ship, and understanding what you build instead of blindly generating it.
// core strengths
What I do
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API architecture
Design and construction of advanced REST APIs, WebSocket systems and enterprise-level external integrations.
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AI-driven development
Pioneer in using AI coding agents for accelerated, consistent and high-quality software development.
// featured project
GlyphFall
~/projects/glyphfallOnline Multiplayer Word Puzzle Game
Real-time duels, co-op challenges and multiple game modes. Built with React, TypeScript, WebSockets and a custom Trie-based game engine.
Open project →// latest articles
All articles →The AI is Not Your Friend: How I Secured Gemini on This Site
Read →Most 'AI integrations' are just a chat box and a prayer. Here is how I built a secure, contextual, and bilingual assistant using Gemini 3.1 Flash Lite.
Superpowers: Teaching Claude Code to Think Before It Types
Read →Out of the box, Claude Code starts writing immediately. Superpowers forces it to plan, test, and verify first. On structured workflows, TDD enforcement, and why discipline beats speed.
From Blind Generation to an AI Team: How to Take Back Control with Agents
Read →Stop treating AI as a single author. Give it roles, let them argue, and you'll ship better software before you've written a single line of code.