David Cabaniuk

A membership management system built on top of Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2013. Tribe has been built in an agile manor where small iterations of features are scoped, developed and then tested through a QA team. Tribe attempts to make CRM easier for basic users by hiding complex automation and screens behind easy to use wizards that guide the user through their membership management system.

Built a collection of typical features missing from Microsoft Dynamics CRM into a handy deployable solution. This collection of features also included some standalone WPF applications that help support Microsoft Dynamics CRM.

I attempted to build a tower defence game on the Windows Phone. The purpose of this was to learn about Window phone development along with challenging myself to creating another game. I got as far as creating the random map generator, along with implementing enemy unit movement along the allowed path plus animations. This was another project that I didn't get around to completing.

Develop a Silverlight calendar that displayed CRM 4.0 and CRM 2011 appointments in a visual manor that represents time. The appointments could be interacted with through simple point and click. This interaction allowed appointments to be shifted to different time slots and attendees. Time spans could be increased or decreased. Appointments could be copied, and replicated to different time slots. Appointment statuses could also be altered. The application was built around XAML MVVM and contained… Show more

Develop a Silverlight calendar that displayed CRM 4.0 and CRM 2011 appointments in a visual manor that represents time. The appointments could be interacted with through simple point and click. This interaction allowed appointments to be shifted to different time slots and attendees. Time spans could be increased or decreased. Appointments could be copied, and replicated to different time slots. Appointment statuses could also be altered. The application was built around XAML MVVM and contained a powerful render, animation engine. Show less

Authored the site CRMCodex.com. The site was dedicated to Microsoft Dynamics CRM and powered by wordpress. I wanted to share my experience in CRM with the online community and offer advice where I could.

A complaints handling system built on the Microsoft Dynamics CRM 4 platform which was later ported / redeveloped for Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2011. The system contained core CRM customisations EG typical JavaScript, Workflows and Plugin work. The system also contained 6 supporting applications. A WPF Print Manager Application, A WPF Scanning Application, A Silverlight Attachment Viewer Application, A Silverlight Category Viewer Application, A Silverlight Journey Validator Application and a WCF… Show more

A complaints handling system built on the Microsoft Dynamics CRM 4 platform which was later ported / redeveloped for Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2011. The system contained core CRM customisations EG typical JavaScript, Workflows and Plugin work. The system also contained 6 supporting applications. A WPF Print Manager Application, A WPF Scanning Application, A Silverlight Attachment Viewer Application, A Silverlight Category Viewer Application, A Silverlight Journey Validator Application and a WCF TOCrm Integration Web Service. Show less

I attempted to build a Space Invaders type game for the iPhone using Objective-C. The purpose of this project was to learn as much as I could on mobile phone development and test my game making skills from university. After building some of the core game engine, eg enemy unit movement, weapon system and particle effects I stopped working on the project.

An events management system built on Microsoft Dynamics CRM 4.0. This system allowed clients to generate events within CRM to which customers could sign on to via an ASP.NET built web portal. The web portal was built on the ASP.NET membership provider and integrated with CRM and WorldPay.

Windows C# Application that allowed post processing of the Microsoft Access Call Statistics Databases. This application focused on offering a modern User Interface and clear statistical results represented in tables and graphs to the user. The emphasis on the speed of query was paramount as each database could contain months of call logging information.

A windows C# ASP.NET application that focused on allowing users to perform the same queries as the Xfin Blade Call Statistics package but from a browser across the network. This application also utilised the use of AJAX

Windows C# .NET Application that allows a PC Operator to stack incoming call requests and status messages from a radio device. The operator has the ability to call the radio device back via VoIP. The Despatchers configuration was stored in a distrusted SQL Server CE database, which allowed Despatchers on the same network to connect to each other and manage the sharing of their configuration.

Windows C# .NET Application that allows for a user to connect and configure a Team Simoco developed trunked site controller base station. Communication to the base station was over TCP/IP or serial link and required the development of a message handling system. Configuration that the application sends and retrieves is stored within a Microsoft Access database. The application used ADO.NET to interface with the database. The application also contains a host of monitors which displays the radio… Show more

Windows C# .NET Application that allows for a user to connect and configure a Team Simoco developed trunked site controller base station. Communication to the base station was over TCP/IP or serial link and required the development of a message handling system. Configuration that the application sends and retrieves is stored within a Microsoft Access database. The application used ADO.NET to interface with the database. The application also contains a host of monitors which displays the radio systems health, graphically, in real time. Show less