Learn how the back end really works
A hands-on 3-hour evening. Build a small API with its own data, guided by a working developer, and finally see what happens behind the app.
Small group (max 6) · A little more technical · Dutch & English
Front end, curious deeper
You've touched HTML/CSS or a bit of JavaScript and want to understand the server side - where the data actually lives.
Want to build real apps
You've got an app idea and want to grasp APIs and databases, so the thing can actually store and serve data.
What you'll do
Three hours, hands-on. We build a small working back end together.
- 1
See what a server actually does when an app asks it for something.
- 2
Build a simple API - a couple of endpoints that return real data.
- 3
Store and read data from a database, and understand why it's shaped that way.
- 4
Connect it up and watch the whole request-response loop work end to end.
What you leave with
A small working API you built yourself.
A real mental model of APIs, databases and the request-response cycle.
A clear next step, and where the course takes it further.
Practical details
- Duration
- 3 hours
- Price
- From €145
- Group
- Max 6
- Language
- Dutch or English
- Level
- Beginner-friendly - some comfort with a computer helps, no prior coding required
- Bring
- Your own laptop
- Where
- The studio, Ruysdaelbaan 106, Eindhoven
Who teaches it

Tim - a full stack developer with over ten years of experience. He freelances at ASML now; before that he built software for Philips Healthcare, Accenture and Vinci Energies, and for clients like Schiphol and Damen. He taught software development at Fontys for two years, which is where he found how much he likes getting people from zero to something that actually works.
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Good to know
Do I need to know how to code?+
No prior coding required, though a little comfort around computers helps. We start from the ground up.
What do I bring?+
Your laptop. We set up the tools together at the start.
Is this harder than the frontend workshop?+
A touch more technical, but still built for beginners. If you're brand new, either is a fine place to start.
Dutch or English?+
Either - small group, whatever suits everyone.