Nexor — fullstack developer

Fullstack · DevOps · Security
by Nexor / Plattnericus

Why
full
stack?

Because the interesting problems live between the layers. Here is what building across all of them unlocks.

Interfaces that pull you in

Scroll choreography, WebGL scenes and motion that has a purpose. The frontend is not a form — it is the product, and it should feel like one from the first frame.

One stack, every layer

From the component tree down to the database schema: Next.js, React and TypeScript on top, APIs and backends underneath — designed together instead of glued together.

Ship it for real

A project only counts once it runs on a server. Docker, Linux, Cloudflare and selfhosted infrastructure turn side projects into things people actually use every day.

Locked down by default

Security is not a feature request. Hardened deployments, sane auth and a growing offensive-security skill set keep what ships online actually safe.

Nexor
runs live

Not mockups — deployments. A school platform students open every morning, a 3D portfolio, a browser desktop, a Minecraft mod on Modrinth. Everything below is real, and most of it is one click away.

POKYHSchool platform · Next.js · TypeScript · API
ThreeJS Portfolio3D web experience · Three.js · WebGL · GLSL
StreamDeckBrowser desktop · React · JavaScript · Desktop UI
Magic-MirrorSelfhosted smart display · JavaScript · Node.js · Raspberry Pi
MinesweeperClassic rebuilt · Game Logic · Grid Algorithms · UI
ProjectilePreview-ModMinecraft mod · Java · Modding · Physics

Want to see more?

GitHub profile

Need something built? Get in touch.

So we built
web experiences

As it should be

Enter
Nexor

Nexor is a fullstack developer from South Tyrol who turns ideas into fast, secure, deployed products. Frontend, backend, APIs and the interfaces on top — plus the platforms real people use every day. All of it selfhosted, containerised and shipped from github.com/Plattnericus.

Building something? Work with me or explore the repositories.

01

Next.js & React

02

Three.js & WebGL

03

TypeScript end to end

04

Docker & Linux

05

Cloudflare & selfhosting

06

Security mindset

07

APIs & backends