Software Developer Consultant, San Diego, CaliforniaToggle navigationHomeSamplesAbout MeMy Skill SetSome Projects I've DoneMy ResumeRemote SupportAbout This WebsiteServicesConsulting Servicesc# Software DeveloperMicrosoft Access ProgrammerReporting Services ConsultantCrystal ReportsOtherCustom ProgrammingSoftware PackagesConsultant ToolsEspañolJob OpportunitiesASP.NET Web HostingFAQIn the SpotlightWhat is Spatial Data?MiscellaneousPrivacy PolicyPaymentContactMore than 20 years experience developing sofware for businesses large and small.Systems custom designed for your specific needs. Experienced in web as well as windows desktop development. Skilled in programming technolgies such as ASP.NET, c#, VB.NET, Microsoft Access, WordPress, Bootstrap / Responsive Design, jQuery, Javascript, CSS, HTML, SQL Server, SQL Server Reporting Services, and Crystal Reports.ASP.NETWordPressMicrosoft AccessDatabase DesignMS SQL Serverc#VB.NETPreviousNextScott ReisSoftware DevelopmentFor more than 20 years, I have created applications for many different clients, and in a varietyof industries, both in San Diego and other cities via remote support. I have been a Microsoft Access programmer since 1993 and have worked as a c# software developer since 2002.My skills include other technologies as well. If you are in need of SQL Server, Reporting Services, or Crystal Reports support, or a similar consulting service, I may be able to help.If your needs would be better served by another consultant, I can often referyou to someone else.Please see my resume, my skill set summary,or browse the summary of various projects I've done for more details on my background.I have been working with this tool since it was first released in 2002. It was apart of the first version of the Visual Studio .NET development environment. This is a powerful object oriented language. C# software developerscan use this product to create ASP.NET web pages, as well as applications for Windows desktops,tablets, phones, or other devices. (It is pronounced "C Sharp".)This is a versatile database product. I have been programming with Access since version2.0 was released in 1993. It is a member of the Office family of products.The many templates and wizards that it contains often enable users to create simpledatabases without the assistance of programmers. It can be used to makeapplications ranging in complexity from simple custom data maintenance and reportingtasks to polished application packages. For example, programmers can use the "Runtime" version of the product to deploy an application. With this type of deployment, the end user does not need to purchase his own copy of MS Access.Are you now in need of something more powerful?The next step to consider might be that of moving only thedata portion of the Access database to a platform such as SQL Server. This allows you to preserveyour existing forms and report designs in your original familiar database. To accomplishthis, you would "upsize" the data. Y