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ROLLBAR.NET NOTIFIER SDK

A Real Success

Rollbar provides their clients with a REST based Service API and a sophisticated Dashboard web UI that serve as a centralized globally available hub for handling error and log entries generated by the clients' software products running anywhere in the world.

Rollbar also provides a wide range of client-side SDKs compatible with various software technologies used by the clients. Those client-side SDKs are called Notifiers and can be hosted by the clients' software products to properly report their log entries to the Rollbar API.

As Rollbar was expanding their presence within Microsoft .NET-based software products they needed to significantly upgrade their initial version of the Notifier for .NET. Rollbar chose Wide Spectrum Computing for the job.

After discussing the details of the project, we agreed on a couple of deliverable milestones and the budget for each milestone (with Rollbar offering a generous extra buffer of about 20% in case of possible unknowns in the project) we kicked off the design phase.

The requirements for the new version of the Notifier implied a complete re-architecture of the legacy solution so that we started it from ground zero. 

As the result, the new Rollbar.NET Notifier SDK, which supports all existing .NET Standard implementations (.NET Framework, .NET Core, Xamarin), was delivered on time and on budget while having much richer configurability, way larger feature set, better performance, and solid unit test coverage as compare to the legacy solution. The internal engineering documentation and the customer/user-facing SDK-related documentation were provided as well.

Subsequently, our initial contract was expanded to support the new SDK launch 

including maintenance of the SDK and handling any new feature request after the launch.

So far, we were able to quickly add close to a dozen of new features (small and relatively large) and helped to smoothly guide the Rollbar clients through the adoption process of the new SDK.

And the total bug/defect count of the new SDK is extremely low! 

To learn more about the Rollbar, please, refer to: http://www.rollbar.com

To learn more about the Rollbar.NET SDK, please, follow these links: 

http://github.com/rollbar/Rollbar.NET

https://docs.rollbar.com/docs/dotnet.

The SDK components are available on NuGet (near 1 Million downloads and keeps growing): 

https://www.nuget.org/packages/Rollbar/

https://www.nuget.org/packages/Rollbar.Net.AspNet/

https://www.nuget.org/packages/Rollbar.Net.AspNet.WebApi/

https://www.nuget.org/packages/Rollbar.NetCore.AspNet/
https://www.nuget.org/packages/Rollbar.Net.AspNet.Mvc/

https://www.nuget.org/packages/Rollbar.PlugIns.NLog/

https://www.nuget.org/packages/Rollbar.PlugIns.Log4net/

https://www.nuget.org/packages/Rollbar.PlugIns.MSEnterpriseLibrary/

and more...

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ROLLBAR-IOS NOTIFIER SDK

Another Real Success

After the successful launch of the Rollbar.NET SDK that we implemented for Rollbar, they asked us if we would like to maintain and eventually to refactor/redesign another SDK - this time targeting Apple development platform including macOS, iOS, tvOS, watchOS.

We started by clearing the bags backlog, first. 

Then, we started adding new features to get it on par with their flagship SDK that is Rollbar.NET.

Now we are in the process of continuous refactoring of the SDK codebase and its design.

To learn more about the Rollbar, please, refer to:

http://www.rollbar.com

To learn more about the Rollbar-iOS SDK, please, follow these links:

http://github.com/rollbar/Rollbar-iOS

https://docs.rollbar.com/docs/ios

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LINE-OF-BUSINESS SOFTWARE SOLUTION FOR MOTIVXTOOLS

Work in Progress

MotivXtools asked us to build a custom Line-of-Business software solution to have better grasp on their product sales numbers.
At the core of the solution is an Azure hosted WebApi service developed in .NET Core 2 and a custom designed database behind that service. This service monitors MotivXtools' MWS account with Amazon and harvests all the available reporting data. Then, the service turns the tab separated data strings into corresponding data structures and stores the data into a highly normalized database while performing some incoming data cleanup like removing data duplication and fixing inconsistencies in data formatting.
This project is work in progress. The first phase, that is essentially a proof of concept that implements a relatively small subset of the envisioned solution, is complete and fully operational. Meanwhile, MotivXtools uses Microsoft PowerBI Desktop application to observe the live data that is already available via the service and working on the further detailed spec for the next development phases.

You are welcome to give us an opportunity to add one more success story to this portfolio.