Dávid Krasznai

This was the company's largest project which was to be used as an information system for all Hungarian universities; which is used by thousands of students and university staff. Through the software, students can check-in for courses and exams, and do a lot more university-related tasks. Currently, I'm the lead developer of this project. It's mostly written in C# .NET (ASP.NET MVC), but a lot more technologies are involved like JavaScript, MS SQL, and Delphi - however I'm not working on the Delphi code.

In Hungary, there are legal regulations for universites. Such institutions must provide all their data in a central database, through an IBM MQ pipe. We have an application written in C#/WPF which connects our information system with this government central database, I'm also the lead developer for this project. One of my most interesting tasks was creating a special extension for that data connector project. The extension that I made for was special because this university was using two different information systems, ours and a different product as well. I set up an IMB MQ server and the required queue managers. I created a console application to read, analyze, store, and send incoming and outgoing XML messages using IBM's .NET API for MQ. I broke down the process into smaller individual steps to support flexible scheduling.

I have created a Google Chrome like browser for Android using Crosswalk. The browser supports multiple tabs, private browsing, bookmarks, and history. The browser's main feature is an API which is accessible for websites using JavaScript to access the phone's microphone/camera and to start/stop live- streaming using Nanocosmos.

A pseudo 3D snake game written in JavaScript with a level editor, where the players navigate with the snake on a rotating cube surface. I used an HTML5 canvas element for the graphics and jQuery for the event handling. In the project I used module pattern.

My final project at college was a 2D platform game using a 2D physics engine (Box2D). The game was written in ActionScript 3. I have created a level editor for the game in Java.