Dexxter GWM

Software development

You bring
the idea,
and I turn it into software that works.

Custom web applications, APIs, integrations, automation, maintenance and internal tools - designed around what you actually need.

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What I do

Software work around the issue, not just the technology.

The technical solution depends on what you actually need. That can mean a complete application, a backend service, an integration, an automated workflow, improvements to existing software or the infrastructure needed to run it.

Custom Software Development

Web applications, SaaS platforms, internal tools and business systems built around specific products, workflows and specific requirements.

APIs, Integrations & Automation

APIs, third-party integrations and automated workflows that connect systems, move data and remove unnecessary manual work.

Software Engineering

Frontend interfaces, backend systems, databases, authentication, testing and infrastructure combined into software that can actually operate in its intended environment.

Software Maintenance & Quality

Bug fixing, refactoring, testing, performance improvements, new features and infrastructure work for software that already exists and needs to keep existing software reliable and maintainable.

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HOW I APPROACH SOFTWARE

Software should work beyond the moment it is built.

Building something that works today is only part of the job. The software also needs to make sense to maintain, be appropriate for its actual use and avoid turning today's shortcuts into tomorrow's problems.

01. Build with a reason

Technical decisions should serve the product or the problem. Complexity is useful when it solves something; otherwise, it becomes another thing to maintain.

02. Think about what comes next

Software should remain understandable and changeable after the initial implementation. Today's solution shouldn't make tomorrow's work unnecessarily difficult.

03. Don't make the user find the problems

Testing and validation belong in the development process, not in the hands of the people who eventually depend on the software.

04. Automate where it makes sense

Not every manual task needs automation. When automation meaningfully improves a process, however, it should be considered as part of the solution.

05. Build for the actual environment

Hosting, databases, deployment, integrations, local development and other infrastructure concerns are part of delivering a usable product, not separate from it.

06. Use advanced capabilities when they are worth it

Offline support, real-time behavior, distributed processing and other advanced approaches belong where the problem justifies them - not simply because they are possible.

Where ideas become something real

It's what the code makes possible - a product people can use, a process that no longer depends on repetitive work, systems that finally communicate, or existing software that becomes easier to rely on and evolve.

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1 const result = build({
2 info . idea ,
3 info . requirements ,
4 info . engineering ,
5 });
7 result
8 .works()
9 .validate()
10 .scales()
11 .ships()
12 .evolve();
14 built for the real world.
16 see what I've built!

See the work in practice!

Explore applications, APIs, interfaces, infrastructure and other software systems I've been building.

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Have something that needs solving?

Bring the idea, the problem, the existing software, the manual process or simply what needs to happen. You don't need to have the technical solution figured out first.

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