Cross-Platform Developer
I build applications across multiple technical environments: multi-framework web (Next.js, React, Angular), .NET desktop/backend (C#, ASP.NET Core, Entity Framework), and C++ programming as part of my Game Development training.
Overview
Technical versatility built on real work
I move across ecosystems rather than locking into one stack: modern web (JavaScript/TypeScript), .NET applications and backends (C#), and C++ programming as part of my Game Development and Programming diploma (CCNB, in progress).
What I cover
Web applications with Next.js, React, Angular or Vue.js
Desktop applications and backend services in .NET (C#, ASP.NET Core, Entity Framework)
Advanced object-oriented programming in C++
Multi-platform CMS integration (WordPress, Shopify, Duda)
Every project starts with technical scoping to pick the environment best suited to your constraints.
What's included
- ✓Web applications with multiple frameworks (Next.js, React, Angular, Vue.js)
- ✓Desktop applications and backends in .NET (C#, ASP.NET Core, Entity Framework)
- ✓Object-oriented programming in C++ and application logic
- ✓Multi-platform CMS integration (WordPress, Shopify, Duda)
- ✓Structured, maintainable code across any target environment
Tech stack
Who it's for
- →Companies using multiple technologies looking for a versatile developer
- →Organizations on the .NET stack who also want modern web
- →Teams needing a bridge between .NET backend and JavaScript frontend
How a project runs
Scoping
Goals, constraints and budget clarified from the first conversation.
Design & architecture
Mockups, technical choices and data model.
Development
Short sprints, regular demos, feedback folded in fast.
QA
Testing, adjustments, joint review before going live.
Launch & follow-up
Production deployment, monitoring, post-launch support.
Related work
Ernest Nde Portfolio
Personal portfolio integrating a custom mini-CMS for dynamic content management, with a modern Cyberpunk/Glassmorphism interface that highlights my Dev & DevOps profile
View project →Property Pulse
Modern platform for property rental and management with interactive maps.
View project →Frequently Asked Questions
How long does a typical project take?+
Between 3 and 8 weeks for a mid-sized site or app, depending on the scope agreed during scoping.
Do you work with existing teams?+
Yes, as extra capacity on a sprint, a migration, or a specific feature, fitting into your existing tools.
Do you offer maintenance after delivery?+
Yes, through a monthly hours package or one-off interventions depending on your needs.
How does billing work?+
A deposit at kickoff, then a balance on delivery for fixed-price work; monthly billing for ongoing support.
Got a project in mind?
Describe what you need in a few lines, I'll get back to you within 24h.