Alisson Henriques

I'm Alisson Brandão Henriques — a software developer, solutions architect, and technology professional with over 20 years of experience building applications for the web.

I started programming as a teenager, customizing blogs, and my professional path has followed much of the software ecosystem's evolution since then: from building traditional interfaces and applications to developing modern, distributed, highly modular systems.

Over the years, I've worked across different languages, frameworks, paradigms, and business contexts. That experience taught me that technology changes fast, but a few principles stay fundamental: clarity, simplicity, organization, consistency, and the capacity to evolve.

Today my focus is mainly on front-end engineering and web application architecture, with strong hands-on experience in React, TypeScript, and modern development ecosystems.

How I think about architecture

More than implementing interfaces, I like to think about how systems are structured.

How should an application be divided? How can its modules evolve independently? How do you share code without creating unnecessary coupling? How do you establish standards that let different people work on the same codebase without turning the project into a pile of exceptions?

These are some of the questions that guide my work.

I have a particular interest in modular architectures, micro-frontends, design systems, shared libraries, SDKs, automation, and development infrastructure. I like building foundations that don't just solve today's problem, but also create the conditions for the product and the team to keep evolving tomorrow.

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Good architecture shouldn't be measured by how many technologies are involved or how intricate the design is. It should be able to organize business complexity without needlessly passing that complexity on to whoever has to maintain the system.