Dylan Bastiaanse

Through various Internet forums I contacted companies looking for programmers to write an application. The projects were varied. Since every project was different, it was a nice challenge to work on and update the projects. That way I learned more from it myself and I wanted to apply the latest techniques in the applications to give the best results.

Because it went very well in the long run, I wanted to make my software development official at a company. So that I could take on even more projects. I then tried to delve more into web development because many people also wanted to develop a website. Because I did not know much about web development, I immersed myself in web development so that I could also develop professional websites for companies.

For InventX I wrote a Plug-in for the draughtsmen who use Autodesk inventor. The old application ran via VBA and was outdated so I converted everything they had to C#. When that project was completed I started working on an On and off system for tablets and phones. Through Xamarin I was able to create 1 Project that is exactly the same as on IPhones and Androids.

For TCOG I started automating processes that were first done manually using Powershell scripts. This makes work easier for colleagues. The transition from OnPrem to Saas is also part of it. The task is to make everything function properly in the cloud by means of APIs. Developing apps for Business Central from 3rd party and internally so that communication can be made between the 2 platforms. We also discuss the latest techniques that should be applied in projects and help the developers with that to provide the best to the customers.

I specialize in architecting solutions for a wide range of applications that ultimately run on the Azure platform. My expertise lies in leveraging the latest techniques and continuous research to ensure a seamless and exceptional experience for customers. I am a results-driven architect who excels in crafting remarkable applications that are not only visually striking but also deliver exceptional performance. I specialize in designing and building applications that seamlessly run on Azure, ensuring they are not only stable but provide a stellar user experience. My expertise extends to architecting solutions on Azure, ensuring they are not only stable but also deliver an outstanding user experience.

I started the training because I wanted to continue as a management of a company. It was an educational process and I learned many techniques that I can apply in the industry. Managing a team and inspiring to take action so that colleagues can make better products.

Because I taught myself to program, I wanted to learn new techniques to apply in my applications. Before that, I followed online studies to keep up with the latest coding trends and frameworks so that I can deliver better applications to customers.

After giving up my own software company, I decided to go back to school to brush up on programming knowledge. During the training I learned the language: Java with different frameworks (Hibernate and Springboard). Working with Databases (MySQL) and its structure have also helped me to master my training.

I successfully passed the Microsoft AZ-400 exam, demonstrating my expertise in DevOps. AZ-400 is a Microsoft certification exam that validates proficiency in designing, implementing, and maintaining DevOps practices on the Azure platform, making me well-equipped for the challenges of modern software development.

I recently achieved success in passing the Microsoft AI-400 exam. AI-400 is a Microsoft certification that recognizes proficiency in designing, implementing, and managing artificial intelligence (AI) solutions on the Azure platform, showcasing my expertise in AI and Azure integration.