Kenneth L.

For me, business processes that requires: 1. Dense activity between application and the user, for client installed tools, I use: - WinForms, WPF or UWP for Desktops - Xamarin for Mobile 2. When centralization is required across organization. I maximize the potential of Web by using: - HTML, ASP.NET MVC Razor, Blazor, ASP.Net Web Forms for Web Development. - JavaScript/Typescript Frameworks that supports PWA (Angular/ React/Vue) for the client side interaction together with NodeJS as package manager, compiler, transpiler and many others. - CSS/Bootstrap/SASS/LESS for fluid aetsthetics. - .Net Web Techs such as Web API, Function Apps, WCF in C#, nodejs or python for the backend middleware between database and application. 3. Record keeping and relational databases, for small capacity deploys I use SQL-Lite, but for enterprise apps I use primarily use MS SQL because of: - Ease of use with a lot of helpful add-ons for analyzing performance and execution. - Integration with SSIS for ETL and data warehousing. - Integration with SSRS for BI. 4. DevOps tools such as Code Repository, I use: - TFS-Svn, TFS-Git - GitHub, GitLab - Azure Devops Git 5. DevOps tools for Continues Integration and Deploy, I use: - TFS - Devops yaml Azure Pipelines with microsoft MCP - Jenkins +/- OctopusDeploy 6. Bugtracking, project mgmt and agile dev, I use: - Azure Devops Board with microsoft MCP - Basecamp - JIRA - TFS