Joel Longanecker

I have been developing with c# professionally since 2008. While I have mostly done web service development professionally, I have done a number of windows forms and windows presentation foundation projects as well. As a hobby, I do game development and game development tools with c#.

I know basic and I'm not afraid to admit it! I haven't had to touch it that much in the last few years, but I still know what I know. While the older basics are pretty primitive compared to what we have these days, that doesn't mean there isn't code out in the wild, and that doesn't mean you can't take a modern approach to writing your code. From OCX to ActiveX, for a long time, it was the way to go. I sincerely hope you don't have to use it, but if you need some help, here I am!

I am comfortable and familiar JavaScript on the frontend, backend, and tooling. I have used react, express, and other tools.

No, I'm not joking. I used it extensively when I was a contractor with a manufacturing team. I don't like it, but if you are stuck using it, let's try and make it as easy as possible.

It's the primary technology behind J2's FIN framework which is a building management system. I am still learning it myself, but there are so few developers, if you need some help, I can probably lend a hand.