I've been using javascript to aid in web development since my college days, typically through jQuery. Most recently I've begun using frameworks like knockout.js, angularjs, or kendo UI to aid in UI development. 

I've used jquery for just about every web project I've ever worked on. 

I've used MVC.NET for many years to deliver the UI, utilizing razor syntax as much as possible. Recently I've begun favoring angularjs or knockout.js to reduce server processing and make apps more responsive

Over the last 4 years many of the web applications that I've built have been constructed with Telerik and KendoUI. Heavy use with the kendo grid among other common UI controls. This year I've started working with its angularjs functionality as well

I've spent 2-3 years working with knockout.js using it build web MVVM web applications. Spent 2 of the 3 years working with knockout-kendo.js to integrate KendoUI controls with the knockout framework.

For the last 9 months I've been building web applications in angular 1.x hosted within a self-hosted OWIN service and utilize Web API on the backend for all CRUD methods.

Over the last year I've been working with building self-hosted web applications using WebAPI and Owin on the backend and angularjs to bind the UI. Experience is light but I've got a fair amount of understanding about the Owin pipeline

I've been working in C#.NET for the last 6 years, all contained within the web application development spectrum. I dont have as deep of an understanding as Computer Science backgrounds tend to have, but from a web development standpoint I can hold my own

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Anna C.

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Technical skills