Anton Heuchert

I have a real passion for creating things that are both useful and aesthetically pleasing. I'm excited about software that solves real problems and makes people's everyday lives noticeably easier.

When it comes to computers, I'm a complete self-taught. Whether it's 3D scanners, microcomputers, or software development: I just go where my curiosity leads me. Over the years, I've primarily focused on app development and web interfaces.

I have the most experience with Flutter for iOS and Android and with Vue for web interfaces. I have over four years of freelance experience and work a lot with Firebase, Supabase, REST APIs, Git, and modern architectural approaches. More important than individual tools, however, is how you work with them: cleanly, understandably, and in a way that other developers won't curse when they read the code later.

I learned early on that taking the wrong shortcuts in development rarely saves real time. Readability and maintainability might sound boring at first, but they often make all the difference. Every project becomes more complex over time. That's normal. But if you invest a little more care at the beginning, this complexity remains manageable instead of suddenly slowing everything down.

This also shapes how I use AI tools. I like using them a lot, but not to blindly spit out code. For me, they are a tool for thinking, structuring, debugging, and iterating faster. In the end, I still have to understand what's happening, and the responsibility for architecture, quality, and decisions remains with me.