OLaunch: Tech and Skills

Post author:CR Johnson
Post published:August 25, 2020
Post category:Projects / OLaunch

Part 4 of 4 of the OLaunch series

OLaunch, my demo project for orbital launches, is proof of my capability, skills, and tech knowledge. While it demonstrates my ability to write a web app with some knowledge of REST and SOLID principles, it’s also proof of my C#/.NET programming capability and even more tech. So far:

C#/.NET

Validation
Exception Handling
With Testing In Mind
Error Handling
Asynchronous calls
Generics
C# Interfaces: The Most Appropriate

Front-End and Back-End

SOLID
RESTful
Bootstrap vs CSS Grid
Responsive
Grid vs Table
External Open-Source API
JSON
Newton JSON library

NuGet
GitHub
WordPress blog
Deployment [TBD]

Tags: RESTful, error handling, exception handling, NuGet, GitHub, C#, .NET, responsive, dot net, JSON, SOLID

CR Johnson

As a software engineer with over a decade of experience working for Fortune 50 companies developing software for Windows, the web, and a few interplanetary spacecraft, she's programmed in a plethora of languages including the C#/ASP.NET stack and, recently, Rails. She has tweaked more CSS files than she can count and geeks out a little on data and SQL databases. In her spare time she works on her first novel and enjoys bicycling and dark chocolate.