In Skedda we take full responsibility for any feature. Meaning, when the design process is completed my role is to develop a fully functional backend in .net including the validation logic and the unit tests. If needed a database migration is created and the appropriate scripts. The next stop is our front-end application. It's written Ember framework, super fun and easy to develop. Here I deal with the data that is received from the backend and its visualization, then I write the front-end tests. When the full circle is done, it's time to create the Selenium tests that will test the feature as a whole. If everything is green then I ship the feature. From a technology perspective, we use the latest C# and .net core. The front end is in Ember.js and qUnit for the tests. We use Selenium to do a full feature test coverage and in the end, everything is hosted on Azure. We have several Azure functions that deal with various services that should be triggered periodically. And yes, the data layer is dependent on MSSQL database.

The first year we developed a fully functional medical social network HALZA. It was developed for the Asian market and integrated with few hospitals in Singapore. I was mostly involved in the architecture and data layer design. The application was developed using Xamarin technology and Azure services.

After HALZA, I was working on a large ERP system FCentric. It was a system used by a fashion company FC70 based in Antwerp, Belgium. The application was a WPF desktop application. We used WPF services for the API calls.

Developing Wordpress plugins using PHP.