About me
Professionally - jobs
Illumi A/S
System architect and partner (2008 - present)
Projects: Implementation and development of custom add-ons for: Synkron Via CMS, Umbraco and Sitecore. Development of community sites. Development of a web-shop add-on for Synkron Via CMS. Client-side development.
Technologies: C# with .NET versions 2, 3.5 and 4, MS SQL Server 2005 and 2008, ASP.NET Web Forms, ASP.NET MVC, Mootools, jQuery.
CSC Scandihealth
Application developer (2007 - 2008)
Projects: Development of OPUS Medication, medication software for hospitals.
Technologies: C# with .NET version 2, VB, ASP.
Sparinvest A/S
System developer and DB administrator (2007)
Projects: Development of small add-ons for Sharepoint. Collecting data with integration services on MS SQL.
Technologies: C# with .NET version 2, T-SQL.
Synkron A/S
System developer and software architect (1999 - 2007)
Projects: Development of Synkron.web 2.1, Synkron.web 3.x and architect and developer on Synkron Via CMS.
Technologies: C# with .NET version 2, ASP.NET, T-SQL, VB, ASP.
Grundfos A/S
System developer (1997 - 1999)
Projects: Development of a windows application used for handling test data. Lots of math and charting involved.
Technologies: VB and ASP.
Spare time - computers
MVC Forum (2011 - present)
An open source project where we work on creating a phpBB-like forum that can be added to any ASP.NET MVC (3+) solution. I started the project in 2011. The project is hosted on Codeplex and you can also follow the project (or participate) by signing up on the MVC Forum website.
We're trying to make good use of the latest technologies to make it as easy as possible to use the forum on new and existing ASP.NET MVC solutions.
At the moment (September 2011), we're about done with the second iteration on the core architecture. The forum is using Ninject for DI and EF 4.1 for data, but we've implemented these using a provider model, so both can be swapped with your own implementations.
creativeminds.dk (1997 - present)
My spare time business. Where I do all the exciting experiments that I haven't got time to do at work. Some of them end up as parts of client solutions, some just "collect dust" on the hard drive.
Projects, just to mention a few: A mirroring service and Windows applications for updating and launching the Operation Market Garden modification for the Company of Heroes game, omgmod.org. A competition site for builders of braille scale models, braillescalecomp.com.
Umbraco (2008 - present)
Projects: Several small and not so small packages for Umbraco 4. I'm also involved with the Umbraco 5 Core team.
webdns.dk (2003 - present)
Project: A web front-end for Windows' DNS server. The site supports any number of primary and secondary servers, and pushes changes using web-services and WMI on the destination servers. The site runs on Custom Website Framework, a custom web-site framework developed by myself. It is based on ASP.NET, but without web forms.
Technologies: WMI using .NET, ASP.NET, C#, web-services, Windows services.
newsuntold.dk (2000 - present)
Project: My personal weblog. The site has been running on several different platforms, an early Synkron Via CMS beta, Custom Website Framework, Umbraco and at the moment a simple blog engine done by myself with ASP.NET MVC 3, Entity Framework 4.1, etc.
Custom Website Framework (2003 - 2010)
Project: It all started out as a bunch of prototypes/PoCs I did after taking a .NET course. ASP.NET Web Forms didn't exactly impress me, so I did some prototypes in my spare time for the Synkron Via CMS. These ended up in the product, but I also used them in my own framework. The framework has been used in several of my own projects (both now and in the past): smallscalemodelling.dk, braillescalecomp.com, newsuntold.dk, creativeminds.dk and webdns.dk. After taking a look at ASP.NET MVC, I'll probably stop using the web part of CWF, but the framework also includes a nice and almost feature complete ORM.
Books worth reading
ASP.NET Web Forms
ASP.NET 3.5 Unleashed by Stephen Walther.
ASP.NET MVC
ASP.NET MVC 2 by Steven Sanderson.