Key Technologies

Because there are so many technologies, all of which are continually evolving, my approach has been to keep my skillset as broad as possible and focus when necessary. It’s the ability to learn quickly, to adapt, to transfer skills from one technology to another that I find most practical and useful.

These are some of the technologies I’ve encountered over the last thirty years.

A

(Microsoft) Access

(Adobe) Acrobat

(Adobe) Acrobat SDK

ADO.NET

AJAX

ASP

ASP.NET

ASP.NET MVC

(Adobe) Audition

B

Bootstrap

(Adobe) Bridge

C

(Borland Turbo) C

C#.NET

Confluence

D

Design Patterns

DHMTL

Documentum SDK

DreamWeaver

E

Entity Framework

Entity Relationship Modelling (ERM)

Enterprise Service Bus (ESB)

eSignal

Excel (VBA)

F

(Adobe) Flash

Fortran

FoxPro

FreeHand

FrontPage

FXCop

G

Genasys

Geonet

H

HomeSite

HTML4

HTML5

I

IIS

(Adobe) Illustrator

(Adobe) InDesign

Infragistics

Inversion of Control (IoC)

J

JavaScript

Jira

JQuery

K

L

(Adobe) Lightroom

LINQ

M

(Altova) MapForce

(Adobe) Media Encoder

MetaStock Pro

(Microsoft) Project

(Microsoft) Visio

Microsoft Transaction Server (MTS)

Multithreading

Muscat

N

NDoc

NUnit

O

OOAD/OOP

Oracle

Oracle PL/SQL

OS/2

P

PageMaker

Paint Shop Pro

(Turbo) Pascal

Perforce

(Adobe) Premiere Pro

(Adobe) Premiere Rush

Q

QCharts

R

RealTick

RoboHelp

RSS

S

SOA

SOAP

SOLID

SQL

SQL Server

(Altova) StyleVision

T

TC2000

Team Foundation Server

TIBCO

TIBCO BusinessWorks

TIBCO EMS

TIBCO iProcess

TOAD

U

UML

(Microsoft) Unity

V

VB.NET

VB6

VBA

VBScript

(Microsoft) Visio

Visual InterDev

Visual Studio

Visual Studio Tools for Microsoft Office

W

Windows Communication Foundation (WCF)

Windows 3.1

Windows 95

Windows 98

Windows NT

Windows 2000

Windows XP

Windows Vista

Windows 7

Windows 8

Windows 10

Windows Forms

WordPress

WSDL

X

XML

(Altova) XMLSpy

XSD

XSL