12 days ago · 8 min read1672 words · Life · hide · 0 comments

Almost 2 years after I interviewed Alex, this section is back. I wanted to pick it up again, and there is nobody better to do it with than Lucas. I had been following Lucas for a while (on Twitter, not physically) while he was building Futureland. But it was his work on Amore that got us talking. We have many ideas in common, and we share many values about software development, but also about life. We talked about computers, care, the App Store, and what happens when the thing you worked on for years doesn’t work out. I hope you enjoy as much I did. First things first: can you introduce yourself? Hallo, I am Lucas Fischer, a full-stack design engineer from Germany who loves computers. Popular projects I have worked on include Futureland, Monologue and Amore. How has traveling changed you? The thing I love most about traveling and visiting different cultures is seeing that in a way we are all the same. It’s beautiful. We share the same problems, grief, and worries but also feel the…

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