ASPInsiders
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Keith Barrows
Experienced .NET Architect/Developer |
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I am keeping my options open to exceptional opportunities utilizing Microsoft Technologies, mainly .NET, SQL Server and other offerings as needed. If required to work on site I am interested in the Downtown Denver to Fort Collins corridor extending several miles east and west of I-25.
Responsible for designing and developing integrated ideas in a fast paced, marketing driven environment. Provide widgets to 3rd party websites that integrate our system into their websites for the delivery of video and negotiation capabilities.
ASP.NET 3.0/3.5/4.0 with WCF, LINQ for XML, Entity Frameworks, IIS 6 & 7, SQL 2005/2008, Visual Studio 2005, 2008 & 2010
Owner, President, Solutions Architect/Developer and Janitor all wrapped up in one. Specializing in Microsoft based solutions for Enterprise Application Integration and Business Process Automation.
Engagements include:
Maintenance as well as new development for an HRIS system written in Classic ASP. Developed several unique feed systems utilizing .NET 2.0. Mentored .NET to the dev team as well as several projects written in .NET 2.0. SQL Server 2005 along with SSRS for SQL 2003.
My interests are varied but chief among them is education of self. I do not feel I am moving forward unless I am learning. And while I am learning I gain the greater sense of seeing how much more there is to learn. I do not like to stagnate and explore life and subjects with great passion.
Includes most areas of ASP.NET. Webforms, data access, user management, security, AJAX, JQuery and MVC.
Experienced with all versions of MS SQL Server back to 4.x. SQL experience laso includes moderate DBA work, heavy table design and tuning work as well as stored procedures and triggers.
The .NET library is so large I do not believe any one person can claim to be an expert in the whole range. Every project has its quirks and I learn more with each quirk found. I have a good solid grounding in design patterns, have built several projects utilizing 2 or more patterns at one time, can usually find ways to trim down 1,000 lines of code to 200 lines, thus simplifying and streamlining the application and making it easier to debug in the future.
My VB experience goes back to the Visual Basic 2.0 release over a decade ago. I've used VB in most of its forms including VB Script (both ASP and Office versions), VB2-6 as well as VB.NET. Knowing when to lean on a language for what it gives you is a key to making successful applications.
About 20% of my code over the last 3 to 4 years has included LINQ and Entity Frameworks.
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