Tech stack & tools

I use a fairly simple but well proven stack – and prefer the right tool over the newest buzzword. The focus is on solutions that are maintainable and actually fit day‑to‑day operations. Focus is websites, integrations, web‑based software and mobile apps — built to be used in day‑to‑day operations.

Websites

Fast websites that are easy to maintain

Clean, responsive frontend with a focus on performance, structure and clear call‑to‑actions.

HTML CSS JavaScript SEO (basics) Performance
  • Mobile‑friendly layout + great readability
  • Structure that’s easy to extend
  • Contact flow that drives inquiries
Integration

Integrations between systems

When data needs to move reliably between web, ERP, production, sensors or external services.

REST APIs Webhooks Node‑RED CSV / Excel Scheduled sync jobs
  • Import/export (Excel/CSV) + validation
  • Webhook flows and event‑driven updates
  • Small bridge services that tie it together
Web software

Portals, dashboards and internal tools

Web apps that replace email threads and messy spreadsheets — with login, roles and overview.

Python Flask FastAPI SQLite Auth & roles
  • User roles, admin panels and audit/history
  • Workflows, forms and status tracking
  • Dashboards and simple reporting
Mobile apps

Simple apps with a clear purpose

Cross‑platform apps (iOS/Android) connected to a web system via API — checklists, registration and on‑the‑go status.

TypeScript API‑first Offline (if needed) Push / notifications (if needed)
  • Get an MVP into real use quickly
  • Few features — done properly
  • Data and permissions handled via web/API
Quality & operations

Easy to take over — and keep running

Simple solutions, readable code, and a handover you can actually work with afterwards.

Git VS Code Docker (if needed) Documentation
  • Small iterations and clear deliveries
  • Maintainability over “smart” complexity
  • AI can speed things up — but everything is human‑reviewed