Tag: ASP.NET

  • Serbian Dental Journal

    Serbian Dental Journal

    Document processing system, for more details please have a look on the [permalink href=”127″]Serbian Archives of Medicine[/permalink] project page.

  • Adverto Mystery Shopping

    Adverto Mystery Shopping

    In the winter of 2008, I collaborated with my old friend Goran Petrović, to create a website for his company “Adverto Mystery Shopping”.

    We brainstormed the information architecture, and afterward I created a rudimentary CMS to maintain the content.

    As he was using an application for his business that was written using ASP.NET 1.1, it was a requirement for the web site as well. The markup is XHTML compatible as much as ASP.NET 1.1 WebForms allow, styled using CSS, and interaction improved using JavaScript and MooTools.

    You can have a look in more detail at www.adverto-ms.rs.

  • GTECH (formerly Finsoft)

    GTECH (formerly Finsoft)

    Finsoft is an international company producing large scale software systems. Main line products are dealing with sports betting specific demands, real-time transactions and information management.

    During my engagement, the company was acquired by the GTECH Corporation.

    I worked as a senior analyst programmer on web-oriented products – sports betting, affiliate programs, real-time data usage, payment services integration.

    For more details about the company, have a look at Finsoft and GTECH portfolios.

  • Serbian Archives of Medicine

    Serbian Archives of Medicine

    During 2006 and 2007 I was working on the web publishing platform for “Serbian Archives of Medicine” Journal of the Serbian Medical Society.

    The requirement was to create a system that would accept the submitted articles, routing them through the complex system of administration, reviews, revisions, edits, and so on until they reach the publication.

    On the other hand, there was a need to put the existing printed editions online as well.

    I have presented to the revision board my analysis of the entities and processes, shown some ideas how to handle them in the system, they loved it, and I was hired to do the job.

    After several iterations of architecture revisions, I have designed the database in Access (hosting limitation) which was later migrated to Microsoft SQL Server.

    The web application was implemented in ASP.NET 1.1 WebForms, as it was the platform available for hosting at the time, using C# and NUnit for testing.

    The design was aimed for clean overview and quick loading times, implemented in XHTML (as far as ASP.NET 1.1 WebForms allow), CSS, and enhanced a bit with JavaScript.

    The document management system was a real challenge, since the client had a complex process, but in close cooperation it was implemented successfully.

    The system was later a bit tailored and deployed to [permalink href=”247″]Serbian Dental Journal[/permalink] web site.

    Please have a look at the front end of the site for more details here srpskiarhiv.sld.org.rs.