Jeff Ammons Email & Phone Number

Orlando, Florida, United States

Member of the Board of Directors of the non-profit. Duties include planning and managing portions of the annual Code Camp as well as planning and managing monthly user group meetings in conjunction with the rest of the board.

Orlando, Florida Area

I'm building tools to help game developers rock your world and blow your mind.

I have published two first video training courses with Pluralsight titled "Build a Better Blog with a Static Site Generator" and "Hacking VS Code: Write Your First Extension for Visual Studio Code".

Lawrenceville, Ga

I was very honored to be awarded the Microsoft MVP Award in Visual Studio and Development Technologies for 2016, 2017 and 2018.For anyone unfamiliar with the program, Microsoft bestows the Most Valuable Professional Award to a small number of people each year to recognize their work in the developer community to share knowledge and help others.I am humbled and grateful to receive this award.

Lawrenceville, Ga

As Chief Architect I have designed a cloud based (Azure) learning management system and with student developers have built out the first version at https://ccalearn.tech. This is an ASP.NET Core application designed in accordance with Microsoft's recommended CLEAN architecture.As Chief Instructor I have developed a full-stack web development curriculum based on Microsoft's ASP.NET Core as well as Node.js and all the surrounding technologies: HTML, CSS, JavaScript (including ES6), SQL, Entity Framework, Bootstrap, etc.

Gwinnett, Georgia, Microsoft User Group (ggmug.com) is dedicated to helping programmers and IT pros keep up to date with the latest technologies from Microsoft. We meet the second Thursday of each month from 6:30 until 9:30 at Gwinnett Technical College.GGMUG is a great opportunity for networking with other people in the IT industry as well.In my role as President I organize and run the monthly meetings. That means I am responsible for arranging speakers, acting as master of ceremonies and occasionally delivering technical talks myself.I also maintain the group's website: ggmug.com.I am one of three founders of the group.

Lawrenceville, Ga

Responsible for the design & prototyping of components for high performance, multi-tiered web applications. Including CMS, Lead Generation, SaaS, BI, and Ecommerce solutions.Working with cloud based solutions utilizing primarily Microsoft's Azure and the .Net stack.Completed one project on Force.com (Salesforce) platform.

Developed web apps using ASP MVC, jQueryUI, jQuery, JavaScript, CSS, HTML, SQL Server, etc.Previously developed apps for various mobile devices including Windows Phone 7.

Most recently I worked in the Data Services group that provides DBA services, database design and development services, and Business Intelligence solutions for the newspaper.We were working with SQL Server Analysis Services (SSAS) to aggregate data into cubes for reporting via SQL Server Reporting Services (SSRS) and Performance Point in Microsoft Office Sharepoint Services (MOSS).In the past I helped design and build several systems that use .net Compact Framework apps on Windows Mobile devices along with web interfaces to manage and track deliveries of newspapers. I worked on overall system architecture, database design, database development and wrote the code for synchronizing data from the handhelds with SQL Server (C#/SQL CE/.net Compact Framework).In this capacity I worked heavily with both SQL Server and Oracle databases. I designed data models, wrote code for stored procedures and triggers, handled ETL and much more. I have written one metric ton of SQL, PL/SQL and T-SQL. I have done ETL via SSIS, .net apps, and Unix shell scripts.

I worked with a variety of clients ranging from GE Power Systems to the Chik-Fil-A corporation. I specialized in Java Architecture in the early days of J2EE.In addition to J2EE, I worked with CVS for version control and Ant to script builds.

I was architect and team lead for a product line used to track repairs on cell phones.I designed and built a pre-J2EE Java web system that incorporated servlets and applets (using Swing GUI) to provide a rich environment for tracking the entire repair process from logging the phones at the stores to tracking shipping to and from the repair depot as well as all repairs actually made to the phones. Handheld barcode scanners were used heavily to interact with the system.We began with one customer, BellSouth Mobility (which became Cingular and then AT&T), and one developer (me) and grew to many customers and many developers.I worked extensively with Websphere and Visual Age during this time period. I also worked with both SQL Server and Oracle databases.

I served as a software development "Coach" specializing in web technologies. I worked with various business units to get their start on the corporate intranet.