This small Javascript project provides a more 'scientific' approach to luck by acessing a REST API on the ANU Quantum Random Numbers Server of the Australian National University retrieving a JSON response and creating betting keys. Press the button on this article and hope the quantum particles light your way to lots of millions. :)
In this project which took place in March 2016 was created a Java application to allow the reading of a local or remote Web Service Definition Language (WSDL) file/URLs, extract data to Excel tables and create a Word documentation based on a given Vodafone template. The application would then produce a single document for each WSDL in parallel using standardized design patterns and thread management according to the machine physical and virtual processing cores.
In this project which took place in February 2016 was the architect of the fully automated continuous enterprise application integration solution for Vodafone Turkey. The project consisted in creating in Linux a process of automation that collected all the Apache Subversion (SVN) subprojects created in TIBCO, creating an EAR file for each of them, validate libraries dependencies, upload them to the central server and executed a testing suite in all available API's. All this was accomplished with just a simple mouse click.
The third phase of the project for Vodafone Global (UK) had the timeframe between September 2015 and February 2016. In this project were migrated 34 services, modified 14, created 14 new and further 26 for the four micro applications in Java, totalling 88 API's. All these services are currently being consumed by the Vodafone portal.
In this project I was the solution architect for the Vodafone TV (VTV) service, the time frame was June 2015 until August 2015. The main purpose was the creation of a cloud-based API gateway for the VTV back-end servers.