Work in March 2025:
Low Activity - Only 8 commits in March, showing continued quiet period with focused work on a single C# project.
Cab Fleet Management System (Entire Month)
All of March was dedicated to developing a C#/.NET application for managing a cab/taxi fleet:
Domain-Driven Design Implementation (Mid-March):
- Built FleetRepository and CustomerListRepository classes
- Implemented IFleetRepository interface with proper dependency injection
- Created domain entities: Cab, CustomerList, Fleet
- Used Entity Framework for data persistence
Refactoring and Clean Architecture (March 16-17):
- Polymorphism Implementation: Refactored ApplicationHandler to use generic command handling pattern
- Command Handler Pattern: Created ICommandHandler interface for better modularity
- Introduced specific handlers: IAddCabCommandHandler, IRemoveCabCommandHandler
- File Organization: Split monolithic files into smaller, focused components
- Method Renaming: Renamed Add to Save for clarity, added Remove method
- Test Organization: Moved test methods from production code to separate test files
Bug Fixes and Production Code (March 17):
- Fixed CabDto constructor to use correct parameters from Cab object instead of hardcoded values
- Updated FleetOfCabs collection management
- Fixed database context and change tracking issues
Console Application (Late March):
- Built console app with system-level functionality for adding and removing cabs
- Implemented menu system for single-user operation
- Added private methods to ensure Fleet and Menu exist for the user
Work-in-Progress Iterations (Throughout):
- Multiple “WIP” and “Working again” commits showing iterative development
- Added GetById method to CustomerList class
- Created DTOs (Data Transfer Objects) for entity mapping
Key Characteristics of March 2025:
C#/.NET Focus: Complete shift from JavaScript/TypeScript work to C# development, showing polyglot capabilities.
Enterprise Patterns: Heavy use of enterprise software patterns:
- Repository pattern
- Command handler pattern
- Dependency injection
- DTO pattern
- Domain-driven design
Refactoring Emphasis: Multiple commits focused on improving code architecture through polymorphism, separation of concerns, and clean code principles.
Continued Low Activity: March maintained the pattern of reduced commit volume (8 commits) similar to April-June 2025, suggesting this period may have had reduced coding time or work spread across multiple private repositories.
Professional C# Development: The work demonstrates strong understanding of C# best practices, Entity Framework, and enterprise application architecture - quite different from the JavaScript/TypeScript focus seen in later months (July-September).