WebTracker
Development of a web-based RSS-reader, having a front-end in ASP.NET MVC and a back-end consisting out of WCF services. The front-end is integrated into an existing PHP site, making it invisible to the user to see which technologies are used.
Technologies: C# 4.0, WCF, jQuery, ASP.NET MVC 3.0, PHP, Windows Services, Resharper, StructureMap, Oracle, NHibernate, Subversion.
What they said
David is a great colleague to work with, packed with excellent coding skills in the .NET framework, but at the same time keeping an open mind, very pragmatic and a teamplayer. A real asset to my team.
David is a creative thinker, backed up with detailed knowledge of the possible means to achieve the desired results.
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