Danny Kleine
I'm a Dutch entrepreneur based in Berlin and the founder of solutions.io, where I help growing businesses transform their operations through custom software solutions. With extensive experience as both a PHP developer and project manager, I bring a unique perspective that bridges technical expertise with practical business implementation.
My passion for creating quality user experiences drives every project, ensuring that the software solutions we develop aren't just technically sound, but genuinely improve how teams work. Having managed numerous development projects over the years, I understand that smooth processes and clear communication are just as important as clean code.
From my base in Berlin, I continue to focus on what I do best: building software that makes businesses run better, while maintaining the high standards and attention to detail that have become hallmarks of solutions.io.
Articles by Danny Kleine
The Infrastructure Ownership Gap That's Costing You Sleep
Your CTO just quit. Can you access your AWS account? 89% of departed employees retain system access. Learn how to audit your startup's infrastructure ownership and protect your company with our 3-month Safe Room program.
Using AI for Workflow Optimization and Software Development
AI has become all the hype. It is everywhere and everyone seems to be using it. There is a lot to be said and the internet is filled with ideas and articles about AI. I decided to pile on a little with what we have seen and experienced in the last months.
Restore Lost Websites with the Wayback Machine
Website problems happen more often than you'd think. Learn how we've helped several clients recover from these situations using a free (and cool) tool called the Wayback Machine.
Why We Switched from WordPress to Statamic: A Journey to Better Content Management
An evaluation of different CMS options, and how we reached the conclusion to move to a more closed system to achieve a more open workflow.
Long-Term Considerations While Choosing Between Open Source Software or Paid Alternatives
When choosing between open source software (OSS) and paid alternatives, the decision has both immediate impacts and long-term implications on organization’s operations, budget, and goals.