DotNetNerd.dk - because I love development

DotNetNerd.dk...

Hi, and welcome to my universe - or rather my playground!

My real name is Christian Holm Nielsen, and I am a system developer working at Vertica on the commerce team. Actually in my time at Vertica I have been working on everything from Commerce Server over Umbraco and Sitecore to custom MVC projects - so I tend to get around.

Outside of my job I also spend time playing around with technologies and especially programming languages. I also like to take part in the developer community, so I blog quite a bit, and try and take part around the ANUG usergroup, where I have done a couple of codecamps and podcasts.

The content on this site is primarily my CV and other information about projects I have worked on, as well as technologies I have worked with.

Besides being a place to put my CV the idea with the site is to have a simple site that I rewrite once in a while to check out new technology. In this version it is built using MVC3, HTML5, CSS3, JQuery templates and the WCF Web API.

To prove this you can try accessing /project-data and /cv-data from the root - which should give you a nice xml view of the data. If you are even more adventurous you can use fiddler and add "accept: application/json" to the request header, to see the data as json.

I also did a version in Silverlight with IronRuby a while ago, so playground really is the keyword.

If you wish to contact me don't hesitate to email me at christian@dotnetnerd.dk.

Christian Holm Nielsen

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