Desktop apps



Osirius - accounting software (Jan 2013 – Nov 2013)


Largest project I have been working on was accounting package made for
Dutch market. It was build using C#, DevExpress controls, WCF,
MS SQL, ClickOnce and was deployed on Windows Azure platform.
Was independent developer solely in charge of developing new version 2013.
www: http://osirius.nl/probeerversies


ReqWriter Pro (Feb 2014 – April 2014 )


ReqWriter Pro is intelligent! It interprets Axure and Balsamiq mockups,
scrutinizes every widget, and quickly generates requirements statements.
This can form the basis of your documentation or act as validation for
what you have already written.
Tech: Windows 8 Metro app, WPF, XML.
www: reqwriter.com


Amadeus SMS (Feb 2007 – April 2009)


Amadeus SMS Client is multi language application accessible from
Amadeus selling platform, used for sending itinerary info from PNR to
traveller mobile phone.
The solution was build using VB6, Web services, XML, SQL database etc.
Full product description can be found here

www: AmadeusSMS.pdf

Mypocketfarmer - VB.NET, MySQL (Feb 2014 - Jan 2015)


My Pocket Farmer is a farm and livestock management tool developed
with a clear goal - help farmers work more efficiently. The software
allows you to stay connected to the most important activities and
records of your livestock, whether you are on the farm, in the house,or even across the globe. Created by agriculture experts, our software
offers a number solutions to improve your scheduling and compliance.

www: www.mypocketfarmer.com


 



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