Full stack developer working across TypeScript, Java and Python. I care about clean architecture, honest abstractions and interfaces that feel obvious to use.
Nikola Hadzic — interactive shell
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The long version, in prose rather than bullet points.
I build and maintain internal applications that people rely on during their working day. That context shapes how I work: correctness first, then clarity, then speed.
Most of my time goes into full stack work — designing APIs with Spring Boot, Express or FastAPI, and putting a considered UI in front of them with Next.js. I like systems that are easy to reason about six months later.
Outside of work I run a homelab, write shell tooling and keep my editor config in far too much detail. Kyvora, my control plane for self-hosted infrastructure, grew out of exactly that habit.
“Build what you love.”
Where I have worked and what I learned along the way, newest first.
Swiss federal diploma of vocational education and training in computer science, specialising in application development. Four years of working and studying in parallel, which is where the habit of building things end to end comes from.
Picked for the job rather than the hype cycle. These are the things I use often enough to know their sharp edges.
# The languages I reach for, roughly in order of how often.
# What I use to ship APIs and interfaces.
# Relational by default, document stores when they earn it.
# Everything around the code that keeps a project moving.
4 directories, 22 files
Side projects and tooling, mostly born from a problem I ran into myself. All of it is public, and the numbers come straight from GitHub.
Open to interesting projects, collaboration and a good argument about architecture. Write right here, and your mail app takes it from there.
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