Travixis aglobal online travel company operating in 39 countriesfrom offices in the Netherlands, Australia, Curaçao, Germany, India, Singapore, the UK and the USA. With our 5 brands and an extensive portfolio of 43 websites we aremarket leaderin several countries andgrowing rapidly on all continents.

As part of a distributed teamwhich worked on mantaining and adding new features to the company's payment platform, i have the opportunity to work on integrating new payment processors(such as WorldPay and ACI),which enabled Travix to expand their business in more countries then ever due to the fact that the new payment processors enabled us to add payment options like: Alipay, ApplePay, UnionPay, iDeal, Klarna, POLi, BillDesk, Przelewy24 etc. Because we are working in a critical part of the company's systems and because we do not have QA engineers in our team we are highly focused on testing our code through unit/integration/end-to-end tests of our APIs.

Storage viewer is a Chrome Browserextension meant for web programmers whose applications store data in local storage. This exension allows you to define keys you want to track and display them in a nice and unobtrusive way over the page you are building, debugging or working on. Does your application store JSON strings as the value of a key? No problem, as you can define the path(Object[0].Child[1].SomeProperty) to the item you want to track and then you can see the 'SomeProperty' value. It also allows you to copy, clear, and edit the values of your desiredlocal storage item/session storage item/cookie, right from the the overlay with no need of opening Chrome's developer tools.

I've created this extension to aid me in the development process because it was too tedious to open Developer tools each time i wanted to see the value of a certain local storage item/session storage item/cookie. This extansion allowed me to track the values in realtime, right in the browser window in an efficient manner.

The software developed by Mediaan uses a Microsoft technology stack that leverages the latest technologies and opportunities enabled by the Microsoft Azure cloud. This makes hosting and administering data for specific regions, such as the thinly-populated Midwest, possible. The Azure platform allows for automated process scale-ups and scale-outs based on the actual load on the application.

The backend and back-office applications were developed using Microsoft .NET, Entity Framework and Web API frameworks, which integrate seamlessly into the Angular-JS frontend applications. The design is partially the result of a scalable micro-service architecture approach to designing components where performance matters most, like the custom-made data-driven business rule engine. This approach enables configuration changes where development and deployment outlays would otherwise be necessary, meaning Goatcha is always up-to-date on the latest changes and regulations.

As part of the team i worked on this green field project in all of the stages of the project, from defining the way of working through developing the actual application and all the whay through deploying it on Azure Cloud through automated deployment scripts.