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During the 8+ years since I started my professional career, I worked at more than 20 major projects, and dozens of smaller ones. Here, I will only list the ones which I consider important in one way or another.

Also, keep in mind that I have a few more projects to add here during the following weeks ::- ).

To help you browse through my portfolio, each Project Page will begin with a few general metrics, which you will always be able to see in the excerpts below.

I rated the projects based on how many hours I invested in them, which you may use to determine the project’s size. Naturally, as I progressed in my career, I started to use my time more and more effectively. So, for example, even though I worked for about 2000 hours at my 2003 project, ASD Clock and “only” 1500 hours at the G3 UI Library, the later is definitely larger, more complex and more feature-packed. For this reason, I will also list the year in which a project was started.

Desktop Shop Assistant Reports

Mobile Shop Assistant

Hours: ~700. Produced: 2009 – 2010. The Mobile Shop Assistant is one of the largest projects I ever built. I was contracted by a Dutch company which wanted to give its Web Shop Framework a great degree of interaction with actual physical locations (partner shops). I was fully responsible for the architecture and coding of both the Desktop platform and [... read more ...]

Featured for eTimeKeep

eTimeKeep

Hours: ~600. Produced: 2007 – 2008. eTimeKeep is one of my largest personal projects. It’s an employee management application for small-to-medium companies. It features a people-friendly approach to project management, while in the same time offering a great degree of task progress supervision for managers. I built eTimeKeep for Wildcard Technologies, a company which I started with a partner and [... read more ...]

Featured for the NeverFail Messenger

The NeverFail Messenger

Hours: ~300. Produced: 2008. I was, am, and probably will be always DISGUSTED by all Instant Messaging solutions! Yahoo is horrible and full of bugs, Skype and Pidgin lack important features, Trillian is not free, MSN’s message delivery system is buggy, etc! So, as any good critic, I took my words and put them where my Visual Studio was! Continue [... read more ...]

Featured for the Wildcard Updater

The Wildcard Updater

Hours: ~60. Produced: 2008. I created the Wildcard Updater in 2008, for updating various applications I built for Wildcard Technologies, a company which I started with a partner and in which I had a 50% ownership stake. Even though we were working mostly at offshore projects, I dedicated a fair amount of time to in-house products. Two of those in-house [... read more ...]

Featured for Literata

Literata

Hours: ~30. Produced: 2010. Literata is a Vocabulary Analysis Tool. It is used to compare the vocabulary richness of two or more texts. I created it because I like writing; I see it as one of my biggest hobbies. And because I like writing, I begun work at my first book in 2010, during the NaNoWriMo literary marathon. Although I [... read more ...]