Question 1

Are you taking on new projects at the moment?

Accepted Answer

Not at the moment. I am under an exclusive twelve-month commitment and am not taking on new project work during that time. If you are planning something larger – a product, a platform, an entire ecosystem rather than a single task –, feel free to get in touch with your idea anyway.

Question 2

How does onboarding onto an existing project work?

Accepted Answer

It starts with a free technical consultation: the goal, the stack and the current state of the project. That is followed by an honest assessment of what is sensibly feasible – and what is not. Implementation only begins with clearly defined tasks, so it is transparent from the start what will be delivered.

Question 3

What is the framework for the collaboration?

Accepted Answer

As an external, project-based development service – clearly scoped and transparent. I work on defined tasks inside your existing codebase. Operating the application stays with you, and no long-term commitment is created: you commission exactly the scope you need.

Question 4

How is the work billed?

Accepted Answer

Either hourly based on effort, or as a fixed project price for clearly scoped work packages. Which model fits depends on how precisely the scope can be described upfront: a defined package can be quoted as a fixed price, while ongoing support inside an existing team tends to work hourly. We clarify the concrete framework in the initial consultation.

Question 5

Which technologies and stack do you cover?

Accepted Answer

Frontend: Angular 21 with standalone components, signals, SSR and prerendering. Backend: Django with PostgreSQL and a REST architecture. Operations and deployment: Docker, Linux, Nginx and CI/CD via GitHub Actions — if that part is the actual need, the DevSecOps Freelancer page describes it in detail. Larger custom builds are documented under custom WebApps, classic business websites under web development.

Question 6

Can I book you for single, clearly scoped tasks?

Accepted Answer

That is exactly what the model is for: a single feature, a refactoring, a technical assessment or stabilising an existing area. While the exclusive commitment runs, however, I am not taking on this kind of work – this page describes how the collaboration works once capacity opens up again.

Question 7

What happens to the code when the collaboration ends?

Accepted Answer

The code is written in your codebase and your repository – so it is yours from day one and does not need to be handed over at the end. I work within your project's existing structures and conventions so your team can continue without a ramp-up period.

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