C#/.NET developer building business applications and internal tools — I like taking a slow, messy, real-world workflow and turning it into something a team can actually rely on.
- 💼 Day to day, I work on e-commerce operations tooling — listings, feeds, image processing — across Amazon, Walmart, eBay, and Shopify.
- 🛠️ On the dev side, I build the internal apps that support that work: WPF desktop tools and Blazor Server apps for things like image processing, file renaming, and listing prep.
- 🌱 Currently leveling up: EF Core + SQL Server (migrating flat-file/CSV-based tools to real databases), and MVVM in WPF.
- 🎯 Looking for remote C#/.NET opportunities.
- 📫 Find more of my work at m1sh3ll3.com
- 📂 View all my repos →
Rebuilding my portfolio around a set of small, focused C#/.NET 10 apps - each one backed by a real SQL Server schema rather than sample data. First three of six:
- SKU Catalog Manager - products and categories in SQL Server. EF Core migrations, a unique constraint on SKU enforced by the database, and soft delete so retiring a product keeps the record.
- Order Status Board - orders moving through a pipeline, with every status change written to a history table instead of overwriting a column.
- Purchase Order Manager - supplier purchase orders with line items, partial receipts, and backorder tracking.
Each app gets its own public repo here once it's genuinely finished - working end to end, documented, and screenshotted. Nothing goes public before that.
