Architecture • Angular
Enterprise Angular Patterns
For teams whose Angular app has grown faster than its structure. We find where it hurts, including the places you have stopped noticing, and show you the way out.
We architect, build and rescue large-scale Angular and Nx applications. Audits that find the real problems, hands-on execution, and workshops that keep your team fast.
Each page has the full story: the numbers, a self-check for your own team, how it runs and what it costs in time. Most teams start with the assessment. Here is why.
42%
of a developer's week goes to maintenance, debugging and technical debt instead of new work. That is the average team, and the average team believes its own situation is better than average.
Stripe, The Developer Coefficient
For a team of eight at a fully loaded ninety thousand euro per engineer, that is over three hundred thousand euro a year that buys no new features. It is spent whether you measure it or not. Every service on this page exists to get some of it back.
Fourteen signs your architecture is costing you
With our Architecture assessment
Angular and Nx experts
Show you how to
IMPROVE
Find the real problems
Fix what matters
Train your team
One review. A report, a roadmap, and the people to carry it out.
A fixed-scope assessment of your Angular or Nx codebase by senior engineers. Typically two to three weeks from kickoff to roadmap.
We read your codebase, architecture and workflows, and talk to the people who work in it daily. That is where the real problems surface.
A written report with every finding ranked by impact and the concrete fix for each. No guesswork, no generic advice.
We present the findings to your team and turn them into an execution plan that fits your goals, timeline and capacity. You can run it yourself from here.
Want it done? We implement the improvements ourselves or guide your developers through every change, pairing and reviewing as we go. Either way, your codebase comes out stronger and your team knows why.
2.4×
more likely to be a high-performing team when the decisions that shape the code are written down and easy to find, instead of kept in people's heads.
DORA, Accelerate State of DevOps
A team can agree on a pattern on Thursday and drift from it by the next sprint, because agreement lives in memory and memory is busy. Documentation is not the wiki nobody reads: it is the decision written down and the lint rule that fails the build when someone forgets.
How a workshop turns rules into code
Architecture • Angular
For teams whose Angular app has grown faster than its structure. We find where it hurts, including the places you have stopped noticing, and show you the way out.
Platform • Nx
For teams whose builds and CI keep getting slower, and whose apps have quietly grown into each other.
AI • Productivity
For teams where AI use is spreading unevenly: some developers fly, others distrust every suggestion, and nobody has agreed on the rules.
UI Libraries • Angular
For teams whose shared components get copied instead of reused, and where every brand tweak turns into a fork.
Architecture • Angular
For teams whose Angular app has grown faster than its structure. We find where it hurts, including the places you have stopped noticing, and show you the way out.
Platform • Nx
For teams whose builds and CI keep getting slower, and whose apps have quietly grown into each other.
AI • Productivity
For teams where AI use is spreading unevenly: some developers fly, others distrust every suggestion, and nobody has agreed on the rules.
UI Libraries • Angular
For teams whose shared components get copied instead of reused, and where every brand tweak turns into a fork.
58%
of a developer's time goes to understanding existing code before a single line of it changes. Writing the change is the small part.
Xia et al., IEEE Transactions on Software Engineering
The people who built the system carry the map in their heads and no longer notice the detours. The developer who joined last pays the full price on every task, which makes them your most accurate measuring instrument.
Why an outside read finds what yours cannot
Every engagement is led by founder Roberto Heckers. These are the words of people who worked with him.
Roberto from Heckers Software joined our team. Not by immediately bulldozing through the code, but by carefully and thoughtfully paving the right paths with insight and calm.
Peter Nieuwenhuyse Software architect & Angular coach Roberto’s knowledge of Angular is exceptionally deep. It’s clear in everything he does that he understands exactly what is happening and why.
Ferdi Havenaar Manager IT Web & App, Vattenfall Over several years at Marel, Roberto developed a big front-end Angular data visualisation framework for us, going from the earliest versions of Angular to the most recent.
Marc Caessens Senior Software Program Manager, Marel We take on your application development: a section of your existing software, or a complete new application within your suite or as your first application. Full stack, from the screens your users see to the backend and deployment behind them, delivered by one senior team that fits into how you already work.
What that covers Customer and partner portals, back-office modules, internal tools, reporting, integrations with your ERP and CRM, and the APIs behind them.
Roberto delivers quickly, makes well-considered decisions, and actively contributes to architectural discussions. I can strongly recommend him as a full-stack developer.
Ferdi Havenaar Manager IT Web & App, Vattenfall No obligation. A short call to see whether we are the right fit.
How we run projects, and three ways to work with usYour coding guidelines, security and compliance requirements, and release process. We adapt to your landscape, not the other way around.
The people you talk to are the people who build. No hand-off to a junior team.
Code, documentation and infrastructure live in your repositories from day one. No lock-in.
An audit, a workshop, a new application or a codebase that needs rescuing. Describe where you are and we will tell you honestly whether we can help.
Prefer email? Write to roberto@heckerssoftware.com
It was a pleasure working with Heckers Software and having Roberto on our team.
Nico Vandenbroucke IT-Directeur, Wit-Gele Kruis West-Vlaanderen