Hello, I'm Blake McBride, a seasoned software engineer with over 30 years of experience. I'm the author of the several open-source projects that are production-level development tools, providing significant advantages over other development environments.

Stack360 Business Management System

Stack360 is a web-based, enterprise-level, business management system designed for service-oriented organizations supporting the following functions:

• Human Resources (HR)
• Mobile Applicant Applications
• Applicant Tracking
• Sales Prospect Management (CRM)
• Client Management
• Project Management
• Worker Time Tracking
• Client Invoicing
• Employee Benefit Administration
• and more...

This system has been using in production environments for more than 10 years. More details at stack360.io

Kiss Web Development Framework:

Kiss, detailed at kissweb.org, is not just another framework; it's a complete web application solution. With a single line of code, you can have a fully integrated and running web application. Kiss stands out with its microservices architecture, which allows you to develop your application without the hassles of server reboots, builds, and deploys. You can modify both the front-end and back-end on a running system, giving you unmatched flexibility and agility. Kiss empowers developers to focus on creating, not configuring.

Dynace Object-oriented Extension to C:

Dynace is a portable, open-source extension to the C language that enhances standard C with full object-oriented capabilities, including classes, instances, methods, and generic functions. It also supports encapsulation, polymorphism, and (multiple) inheritance. Dynace is fully meta-class based, similar to Smalltalk or CLOS, and offers dynamic binding and dispatching through generic functions. It includes garbage collection, cooperative and native threads, a comprehensive class library, and optional Win32 GUI development tools. It even interfaces with Java, ODBC, and provides an SQL interface and class library.

Windows Development System

The Windows Development System (WDS) is a set of Dynace classes that makes the creation of
Windows GUI programs that are portable to Windows, Mac, and Linux (through WINE). For example, a complete, basic, "Hello World" GUI program can be created in two lines of code! Add a menu in two lines of code. Add a dialog in three lines of code. With WDS, desktop GUI programs can be made easily.

All three of above systems have been used in commercial applications.

By sponsoring me, you're supporting the evolution of both Kiss and Dynace, and you're contributing to the advancement of software development in multiple domains. Your support helps:

• Accelerate the development of new features and modules
• Provide high-quality documentation and tutorials
• Provide exceptional system support
• Provide you with individual project support

Thank you very much!