Florent Dargere

Creation of an Android application (MAUI) that allows tarot players to enter scores to calculate results without errors. It is available for free on the Play Store.

A website I created for the lyonnaise boules competition draws for my club. Since then, I have allowed its use by other boules societies. My goal is to make it more complete so that everyone can use it for competitions.

I worked for 11 years for a TMS software publishing company for transporters. It's a solution for managing transport orders, creating routes, and invoicing orders.

It uses a database and Progress OpenEdge programs. Not knowing Progress at all when I arrived, I was trained and then adapted to existing programs.

I worked mainly on interfaces with embedded IT solutions (Transics, Trimble, AddSecure, Astrata, ...) primarily using Web Services in Soap and Rest.

I was also in charge of a web portal for our clients' clients to access their invoices. The existing portal when I took over the project was not really viable, so I started a new portal and tested several technologies for data feeding. My final choice was PASOE, which is an application server that allows running Progress procedures on the database and getting a REST return. Since the Progress solution was not secure and 90% of clients were not hosted but had the database on-premises, I opted for an ASP.Net Web API solution that was on the clients' IIS, for which a port redirection had to be made on their router, limiting authorized IP addresses to outgoing Azure IPs.

I also created a mobile application for sending missions and managing vehicles, and a quay flashing application in Xamarin.Forms then MAUI at the end of Xamarin.Forms support.

I used Maps and Ptv Developer, Azure Maps, OpenStreetMap, OpenRouteService route calculation APIs.