I am currently helping Assistive Innovations with the "Type It Down" research project. This project aims to develop a device that helps people with Parkinson's disease with performing tasks like typing by stimulating muscles with vibrations. I assist with the programming of these devices.

A mobile app developed together with a fellow student. This personal project was aimed at strengthening our skills in TypeScript and the React framework. The app is available to install for free on Google Play.

As you may have read in my "about me", i attended many programming camps throughout my childhood. In may 2025, i returned to one of these camps, not as a participant, but as a coach. Using the skills and knowledge i learned during my studies at Bit Academy, I helped guide participants through the fundamentals of programming.

During a Deep Dive week at Bit Academy, a project week where students develop an application based on a specific theme, we created a Progressive Web App called YapChat. YapChat is a large online chatroom that allows users to communicate instantly without the need to register or provide any personal information. You can try it out at yapchat.imlostincode.com.

I created Son95 as a personal website where people can learn more about me and explore the projects I've developed. The site was inspired by my earlier YapChat project from May, and its overall design is styled after the classic look of Windows 95.

To improve my JavaScript skills, i created a simple website which can be used to visualize and compare different sorting algorithms. You can visit the website at sorting.vdburg.site.

To improve my JavaScript skills and my understanding of algorithms, i created an algorithm that brute forces a sudoku puzzle. You can visit the website at sudoku.vdburg.site.

A website developed for a client (who also happents to be my dad, but hey, we all have to start somewhere), featuring information about woodworking projects he has made. The project details are dynamically loaded on the website via a JSON file.