01 / COMMUNITY APPLICATION
ANQ Blog
A small social blog with member publishing, replies, following, search, and a separate moderation workflow.
Live community demo
MARTIN RØED FLYUM / WEB DEVELOPER
Useful software.
Considered details.
I’m Martin, a developer in Norway. I build practical web tools with TypeScript, React and PostgreSQL, and take them from an idea to a running service.
01 — SELECTED WORKBrowse all six projects
Something to use.
Something to look into.
A community application, a publication tool and the system that runs them. Try the live web demos, or read how the tools were built and checked.
02 / STATIC PUBLICATION TOOL
ANQ Notes
A typed static site generator that turns Markdown into a complete publication and checks links before replacing the previous build.
Live sample publication
03 / DEPLOYMENT + OPERATIONS
ANQ Publish
A small publishing system with an MFA-protected control centre, independent SSH nodes, rootless containers and recovery.
Used in production · private access
FROM BUILD TO RUNNING SERVICE
- 01Build an image
- 02Publish by digest
- 03Run on a registered node
- 04Check and recover
Independent nodes. Clear boundaries. Tested recovery.
Blog and Notes use fictional content. Publish manages the deployed services; its administrative controls stay private.
02 — A LITTLE CONTEXTTHE PERSON BEHIND THE PROJECTS
The interface is
only part of the work.
I have a bachelor’s degree in cybersecurity from Høyskolen Kristiania. My focus is practical web development: clear interfaces, well-defined APIs and data that stays understandable as an application changes.
Linux and deployment are part of that picture. These projects include migrations, failure handling and recovery checks alongside the features a visitor can see.
Read my background- 01Make state visible.
- Show recorded facts, explicit outcomes and useful history.
- 02Plan for changes.
- Validate input, handle conflicting edits and preserve data.
- 03Check the whole path.
- Test with a database, a browser and a running service.
HAVE SOMETHING IN MIND?
Let’s make
something useful.
I’m interested in early-career web development opportunities where I can contribute, learn from others and build software people use.
Get in touch