Reliably Coded

Reliably Coded B.V. is the personal company of Sasha Romijn from Amsterdam, The Netherlands.

I am an independent developer and consultant. I usually work on high quality development of complex software. For some projects I consult, for many I write the actual implementation. Regardless, I’m experienced with all phases of projects, from early vague ideas to actual execution.

I am excellent at what I do, with over 15 years of software engineering experience, and a long history of successful projects. I know how to work with a client to make sure we both understand their needs and deliver a solid result.

My work often includes designing and writing code, but my broader insights and advice are just as essential to project success. I only deliver quality work that I can be proud of. Almost all my work is open source.

Most of my current work relates to internet standards and network engineering in some sense, a field in which I have a long history. Most network operators on the internet directly or indirectly use my work. I am particularly experienced with Python projects, but have a wide background.

Current roles

• Developer and maintainer of the Internet Routing Registry Daemon, currently working on draft-ietf-grow-nrtm-v4.
• Lead developer of Internet.nl, a testing tool for many different internet standards.
• Core operations team at Write the Docs.
• Developer and maintainer of IRRexplorer.
• Co-chair of the RIPE open source working group.

In the past I’ve done various work for IETF, ISOC, and was a committer on the Django web framework.

Some of my side projects include:

• Running AS213279, a small personal network. This website is hosted on it, so if you are reading it this, it proves I can run my own AS.
• The Less Obvious Conference Checklist: a checklist of less obvious things for conference organisers that help build amazing, wonderful, welcoming and inclusive events.
• Open-Source Happiness Packets, a platform for people to anonymously reach out to the people that you appreciate or to whom you are thankful in your open-source community. I built this with Mikey Ariel to promote kindness in the Django and other open-source communities. Over 1250 messages have been sent by our users, of which over 125 are publicly available in the archive.

More detail on my work

Work with me

Reach out on:
hello at reliablycoded.nl

Until late 2021, Reliably Coded was known as DashCare B.V.