John Michael Biddulph

‹CreativeJavaScriptDeveloper /›

Vue, Nuxt, NextJS, Python, Laravel

John Biddulph a passionate Nuxt developer specialising in modern JavaScript frameworks like VueJs / Nuxt with Supabase, Prisma and Pinia and some React / Next. Always still experimenting and learning Python, Laravel.

Enjoys building intuitive, responsive applications that provide seamless user experiences.

My Projects

  • Zap Task (January 2025)

    A simplified Jira task management system designed for streamlined project management and team collaboration. Features intuitive task tracking and workflow management with a clean interface.

    Why?: Created to provide a simplified alternative to complex project management tools, making task management accessible for teams of all sizes.

  • Go School UK (November 2024)

    Latest NextJS current project: Visualising uk schools data on a map. Helping you find the best school for your children in the area you live in.

  • Melvyn Biddulph Art (October 2024)

    Family first, my dad was an artist, a good one but not that well known until his later years.

  • NakedSloth - Rapr (September 2024)

    Why?: I wanted to build something using the OpenAI API and this is what I came up with, allowing people to create a design too and save it.

  • Street-Party.uk (August 2024)

    Why?: Just a new idea, it's about bringing neighbours together and so they can make contact easy.

  • Pin Spots (August 2024)

    Why?: Just another new idea, it's intended to be helpful and because I am always learning and enjoy coding.

  • UKPUBS.co.uk (July 2024)

    Why?: A large database of pubs and venues accross the UK. This is about version 6 now, it was originally MyPubSpace, PubMic, PubHub, SplendidSussex, BN-Here. It's evolved from PHP, Laravel/Vue, Python/Nuxt, Nuxt/Supabase/Prisma

  • stopcharge.co.uk (July 2024)

    Where's the nearest car charging point from my location

    Why?: Another idea and use of MapBox and Supabase with Prisma using Nuxt 3 to show all (or most) electric charging points accross the UK and by selectiing 2 points to display the distance in KM or Miles between them