Crafting elegant solutions to complex problems since the late 1900's
Download Resume View My WorkI am now a senior architect in a very large company that purchased us about 10 years ago. Been into computers since grade school in the late '70s. In that time I have seen and worked with all manner of technologies and computer languages/paradigms. From early Single board computers to the latest and greatest, I have worked with them all. Currently involved in a number of modernization efforts within my place of employment bringing some older systems into the current time frame. In my free time I experiment with new things like local LLMs as well as "What's old is new things" like SBCs (Arduino and Raspberry PI as well as other Single Board Computers)
A complete Behavioral Health EHR with Reporting, Records, Contracting, Claims Payment, Security Based Access, Attached Documents, and a Web Portal
Code Complete began life as a tool to provide a database abstraction layer before the advent of the likes of entity framework. Has evolved through the years to become a one-stop shop for all manner of abstractions between database entities and code/uis.
The majority of the functionality contained in the CodeComplete project housed as a collection of RESTFULL APIs that can then be embedded into other applications or leveraged by development teams in a corporate setting where deploying a standalone tool like CodeComplete becomes a bit of a problem for the support staff
A Point and click UI contrived to help folks create complex queries against the databases that support our applications. Some aspects of the User Interface have been modified over the years to provide things like hardcoded connections to specific databases living within a particular clients network. The application exists in multiple forms within different client environments.
A Cross platform (Windows,macOS,Linux) Implementation of a 2 Panel file explorer with programmable buttons to conduct all manner of things with the selections in either of the panels. Written in DotNet8 and leveraging the Avalonia Framework for its user interface.