Problem
What needed to be solved, who the solution was for and why the existing way of working was not sufficient.
This programming portfolio brings together solutions built for clients: Windows programs, web applications, Office add-ins, databases and automation. Each reference shows the problem, what the solution does, the result and the technologies used.
These are programmer references from a software developer who has been programming since 2002. The software development examples below help you assess whether my experience matches the work you need completed.
The complete list below contains individual references and pages that group related work for an easier review of a particular type of project. References are more than an image gallery: each one should give you enough information to understand the purpose of the solution and assess the experience relevant to your project.
What needed to be solved, who the solution was for and why the existing way of working was not sufficient.
What the program, add-in or system does, which processes it connects and which technologies were used.
How the solution sped up work, reduced manual effort, connected data or enabled new functionality.
The descriptions show the value and complexity of the work without disclosing protected client data or details that would allow the solution to be copied. You can read more about my experience on the About me page and see the work currently under way among my active projects.
The complete list of published references follows. A title or image opens the detailed description, while tags help you narrow the list quickly.
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