Harold Collins is a hands-on software engineer and company owner in Columbus, Ohio with a decade of experience building practical back-office web applications for small businesses. He began by automating fleet maintenance workflows in Lotus Approach and Microsoft Access—learning VBA—and now designs C# systems following Clean Architecture and Domain-Driven Design. An active contributor to open-source UI work, he has enhanced the BlazorStrap library with data-driven components and SVG support, improving the developer experience for Blazor front ends. His work blends deep practical understanding of business workflows with disciplined architecture, and he credits mentors like Jerry Nixon, Daren May, Julie Lerman, and Steve Smith for shaping his craft.
10 years of coding experience
Microsoft Certified Professional, Information Technology, Microsoft Certified Professional, Information Technology at Louisiana Technical College-Shelby Jackson Campus
Contributions:1 review, 44 commits, 22 PRs in 4 months
Contributions summary:Harold primarily focused on enhancing the `BlazorStrap` library by adding new UI components and improving existing ones. Their contributions include adding SVG support to the carousel component, incorporating a data-templated table component, and implementing a data-driven carousel and list group. These additions demonstrate a focus on providing more versatile and data-driven UI elements for developers using the Blazor framework. Moreover, they introduced a new component for handling SVG files, and refined existing components for better user input handling.
Domain Driven Design Core and Framework for EXCSLA designed websites. Created to deploy to nuget and can be used for modern ddd designed websites and apis.
Contributions:4 PRs, 31 pushes, 7 branches in 2 years 9 months
dddabpentity-framework-coredomaindomain-driven
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