Paul Wagner.

03 / SKILLS & TOOLKIT

Different tools.
One builder’s mindset.

My focus is C# and .NET. My curiosity takes me across the rest of the stack.

01 / BACKEND & ARCHITECTURE

The systems behind
the experience.

C# and the .NET ecosystem are the centre of my work. I use them to connect applications, data and business logic.

  • C#

    Object-oriented programming & application logic

  • .NET / ASP.NET Core

    Backend services, REST APIs & asynchronous programming

  • SignalR & JWT

    Real-time communication & authentication

  • SQL / MariaDB

    Relational data & database integration

02 / DESKTOP DEVELOPMENT

Applications that
feel at home.

Building Windows applications with WPF and .NET, with an interest in clean separation between the interface and application logic.

  • WPF

    Windows interfaces & data binding

  • MVVM

    Views, view models & commands

  • C# / .NET

    Desktop application structure & behaviour

03 / GAME DEVELOPMENT

A little code.
A whole new world.

Unity was my starting point. I work on 2D games, interactive systems and tools that turn gameplay ideas into something playable.

  • Unity

    2D games & mobile projects

  • Gameplay systems

    Physics, animations & player interactions

  • Development tools

    Level editing & game interfaces

04 / WEB & INFRASTRUCTURE

From browser
to server.

Creating responsive interfaces and learning the infrastructure that connects them to the world.

  • HTML / CSS

    Semantic structure & responsive layouts

  • JavaScript

    DOM, events & browser interaction

  • PHP / SQL

    Server-side scripting & data

  • Linux / Docker / Nginx

    Server administration, containers & hosting

  • Git / GitHub

    Version control & project organisation

Learning is part of the stack.

I’m continuing to deepen my understanding of software architecture, .NET applications and game systems. My certificates show a few milestones along the way.

View my certificates

NEXT / LET’S CONNECT

Good things start
with a conversation.

A project, an opportunity, or a good technical question.
I’d be happy to hear from you.