Bram Luiken

I've been in web development for a while, over ten years, and I've seen trends come and go. I've directly experienced how this tumultuous industry has evolved into what it is today. I am part of a small movement of developers who are critical of a number of persistent trends.

It seems to be the norm for my fellow developers to design software by picking super cool, modern technologies and sticking them together. I call this form of architecture a 'house of cards.' Such technical terms look good on your resume and, to my astonishment, it even works! Even though only 10% of the code is actually executed, adjustments need to be made in 10 different places, the vendor folder is 10 gigabytes, it takes an hour to build, and mysterious bugs pop up here and there. To each their own, but not for me.

I will design a framework for you, from the ground up, that can do everything you expect from an entire tech stack. It will be as simple as possible, easily expandable, with standardized elements that can easily be added in a single place. Based on this framework, developers can develop rapidly without surprises. This way, your project will be efficient, robust, and future-proof. Everything is perfectly tailored to the actual function. I will provide a strong foundation on which to build your dream house.

Share your idea with me, general or detailed, it doesn't matter. Then we'll brainstorm together to make it fully concrete. I will guide the process from dream to implementation, entirely according to your wishes. Existing projects can also benefit from this, as there's a chance your current implementation is hindering development so much that a startup competitor can easily overtake you. You can choose to go down the same path at any time.

Curious? Feel free to contact me without obligation.