My name is Gerhard Stephan.
I’m a self employeed developer and .NET enthusiast who wants to share some knowledge with the willing reader.
I started to develop professional software in the year 1993 using Pascal and Watcom C++. Followed by a short time of Delphi development until I switched again to Microsoft Visual Studio C++ in year 1997. In year 2001 I was developing one and a half year in Java until I switched to C# .NET at the beginning of 2003.
All the time I was working in a many different software projects, learned a lot of new techniques and software skills. But all in all I’m still fascinated of development.
My passion are two software projects that I have been developed and distributed by my own.
The first is the ObjectMapper .NET, an O/R Mapper for .NET that has many advantages compared to Hibernate. Another is TimePunch, a time recording tool for self employeed people and companies.
That’s the short summary of my career as a software developer.
November 6, 2009 at 11:33 am
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