What I do
Native & performant code
Ruby backends
Google Ads & Shopping
Ecommerce & online payments
Reverse Engineering
PostgreSQL & data modeling
Web & mobile technologies
Multi-service architecture
Maintenance & debugging
Git & deployment pipelines
Product development
Network of professionals
Blog Posts

Working for a Purpose Economy company: the sweet spot
We have finished restructuring our company dyve, and, among other things, have provided it with the underpinning of a legal framework that was required to fully articulate (and legally secure) our shared vision and purpose for ourselves and the company. We are now part of the Purpose Economy.

Building a mobile app using Flutter in two weeks (iOS + Android)
This summer, we decided to architect and implement a mobile app accommodating the e-learning platform of one of our clients, troodi. We have chosen the Flutter framework, which allowed us to rapidly build a production-grade app within two weeks, ready to be deployed on both the iOS and Google Play app stores.

sidekiq_workflows: a workflows API on top of Sidekiq Pro
Sidekiq is one of the most popular background job processing systems in the Ruby ecosystem, which I’ve been using for almost a decade in at least half a dozen projects. The basic version is open-source and available under the LGPL license. A major feature introduced with Sidekiq Pro are batches - which I've written a gem for.