Jum'a Alsafartee

Raddy Questions is a project I developed solo using React Native for the mobile front end, .NET 8 for the back end, and Blazor for the admin panel. This platform helps students study and prepare for exams by offering access to multiple question banks in a simple and clean user interface. The system allows users to either practice or take quizzes at their convenience, providing a flexible learning environment.

I was responsible for every aspect of the development, from designing the back-end architecture to building a user-friendly admin panel in Blazor, where admins can manage question banks, track user progress, and review quiz results. The back end, built with .NET 8, supports efficient data handling and ensures a smooth user experience with real-time feedback and progress tracking. This project highlights my full-stack capabilities and my ability to create well-rounded, scalable educational tools that are easy to manage and use.

I worked on Mazad, a .NET-based auction platform focused on agricultural products, where I served as the sole back-end developer. This platform not only facilitated auctions for agricultural goods but also connected transporters to handle the logistics of moving the purchased products. I designed and implemented the back-end architecture, ensuring a seamless auction process where users could place real-time bids and get immediate updates on auction status.

Additionally, I integrated a transport management system that allowed buyers and sellers to connect with transporters for the delivery of goods. This required building a flexible system that supported dynamic pricing, route optimization, and real-time notifications. I also developed secure payment gateways and user authentication mechanisms, ensuring a smooth and safe transaction process for all parties involved.

The success of Mazad hinged on creating a scalable and efficient back end capable of managing both the auction and transportation aspects. I accomplished this by leveraging my expertise in .NET and back-end system architecture.

Developed a mobile application to help manage human resources and other resources such as inventory, vehicles, and tasks.

It covers almost all the operations required by the employees in their workdays, such as leaves and vacation requests, overtime requests, and internal notes. It also covers checking in and out using the current device location as criteria.

I've developed the app with React Native and used ASP.NET Core for the back end.

An ERB for managing automobiles service centers that cover the whole process of repairing a car from entering the shop and registering it in the system, determining the work to be done, issuing car parts, and invoicing after the work is done. The ERB also covers the intermediatory state where the work needs approval or requires an outside-the-shop fix.

Used WPF for the application and ASP.NET Core for the back end.

An ebook reader app with the ability to read the text aloud using text-to-speech technologies.

It has a modern design and the ability to customize the UI to some extent. The project was done using WPF and was optimized to read EPUB files.