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Lill Lansey
.Net Web Developer
C# • Asp.Net • WebForms • Visual Studio • AJAX • CSS
• Javascript • HTML • SQL Server
• SQL Express • T-SQL • Stored Procedures •
Views • SSMS • Ado.Net • Resharper • Infragistics
NetAdvantage • PhotoShop • IIS • Cassini • OOP • Specifications • Application Design •
Front and Back End Programming • Database Programming •
N-Tier Architecture • User Interface • Human Factors • Coding • Testing • Debugging • Troubleshooting
• Documentation • Help Desk
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Portfolio
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.Net Examples - Library Application |
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The Library Application was
a four phase .Net application that I built as part of my SetFocus training.
It supports the principal functions of a lending library’s day-to-day operations.
Although the focus of the Asp.net and WinForms applications was on the back end programming and
not on the User Interface, I chose to build more than perfunctory GUIs.
My prior background in web page design enabled me to make good use of Visual
Studio’s development tools to build the interfaces quickly and I was able to complete
the projects on time, while meeting all the requirements of the business logic and
data access tiers.
All four phases incorporate object oriented design, C# code that is easily maintainable,
validation checking and error handling, use of XML, and connect to a SqlServer
2005 database.
Each phase required an increase in end user functionality and incorporated additional
technologies for the back end support, such as the addition of business and data
tiers, use of Asp.Net, Ado.net classes, T-SQL stored procedures, web services,
and security.
To see the specs, click here:
Specifications
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Phase 1 - Windows Front-End Application |
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Provided the librian with a WinForms GUI to add new adult and juvenile members to the database,
and to check books in and out. Linked to data tier code that was provided.
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Phase 2 - Data Access tier, Ado.Net, and T-SQL |
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Using the WinForms interface from phase 1,
I coded the replacement for the data tier
code that had been provided in phase 1. This required using Ado.net classes and writing T-SQL
stored procedures.
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Phase 3 -
Asp.net |
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WinForm code of phase 2 ported to Asp.net .
This part of the project is live. Please take
a few minutes to see how it
works. Keep in mind that the application was built to specs which I did not design.
Asp.Net Library Application
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Phase 4 -
Web Services -
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Business and Data Access tiers converted to Web Services.
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Screen Shots: Winforms and Asp.Net Versions of the Library Application
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