ESS
Developed an ERP system in Angular with ASP.NET Web API as backend. Integration with Azure Active Directory has also been implemented.
This project uses a workflow using Git, TeamCity and Octopus Deploy.
Coaching was also forseen as it was first Angular project for the in-house developers.
Technologies: C# 4.5, Scrum, ASP.NET Web API, Angular, Kendo UI, Breeze, StructureMap, Entity Framework, OWIN, Azure, REST, HTML 5, CSS 3, SQL Server, Git, Github, TeamCity, Octopus Deploy, Bower, Grunt, Cmder, Atom.
What they said
David got an eye for detail and has a very good focus on the scope of projects.
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