WeighX
A weighbridge application that reads live scale weight, parses the scale's data stream, and shows it clearly to the operator, with a settings screen for connecting different scales.
Open to new projects
I build C#.NET applications and the SQL databases behind them.
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Code that talks to data.
I'm Asad, a software developer working with C#.NET and SQL.
I design the tables, write the queries, and build the desktop and web screens people use every day, from weighbridge software to role and permission management.
I care about clean structure, fast queries, and screens that are simple to use and easy to maintain.
public class Developer{ public string Name => "Asad Rasheed Gill"; public string[] Stack => { "C#", ".NET", "SQL" }; public async Task<App> Build(Database db) { var data = db.Query("SELECT * FROM ideas"); return await Ship(data); }}My toolbox
Everything I build sits on these.
C#
SQL ServerASP.NETDevExpress
T-SQLEF CoreWinForms
.NETLINQ
Selected work
AtechCore Roles
A role management screen with full create, edit and delete on a Roles table, built so it stays editable in the Visual Studio designer.
Gill Group website
The company website for Gill Group Of Businesses, designed and built by Asad.
Your project next
Have a database that needs an app, or an app that needs a better database?
Start a conversationWhat I do
From the database up to the screen, I can take a system from idea to daily use.
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Desktop applications
Windows apps in C# with WinForms and DevExpress: fast grids, clear forms, and screens you can keep editing in the Visual Studio designer.
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Web applications
ASP.NET sites and back ends that connect safely to your data and work on any device.
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Database design
Tables, keys and relationships in SQL Server that match how your business works and stay easy to extend.
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Query tuning
Slow report? I rewrite queries, add the right indexes and move heavy work into stored procedures.
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Reports and dashboards
Clear summaries of your data, ready to print, export or read at a glance.
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Hardware integration
Connecting software to devices such as weighbridge scales, reading and parsing their data live.
A taste of the code
Short examples of the style I write: readable, small methods, and queries that say what they mean.
Relational by nature.
Good systems start with well-connected tables. Here is how users, roles and permissions link together.
How I build
Model the data
Tables, keys and relationships designed around how the business really works.
Write the queries
Fast, readable SQL and stored procedures that return exactly what the screen needs.
Build the app
C#.NET screens that are simple to use and easy to change later.
Ship and support
Release it, watch it run, and keep improving it.
Data, in order.
Good SQL keeps everything sorted, joined and fast. This one sorts itself, forever.
Try a query.
Pick one and run it. The results below are sample data, shown to illustrate how I work with SQL.
Choose a query to run.
The journey so far
Director, Gill Group Of Businesses
Part of the leadership team of a business group based in SadiqAbad.
Software developer
Building C#.NET and SQL systems, from desktop tools to web applications.
WeighX
Weighbridge software that reads and parses live scale data for operators.
AtechCore
A business application with role-based screens on top of a SQL database.
What's next
Open to new projects. Yours could be here.
Questions, answered.
What kind of software do you build?
Mostly business applications: desktop programs in C# with WinForms and DevExpress, web apps in ASP.NET, and the SQL Server databases behind them.
Can you work with a database I already have?
Yes. I can study an existing database, fix slow queries, clean up the structure, and build new screens or reports on top of it.
Can software talk to hardware like scales?
Yes. I built WeighX to read live weight from a weighbridge scale, parse its data stream and show it to the operator.
How do we start?
Send me a short note about what you need. I'll reply with questions and a plan for the first version.
Let's build it.
Tell me what you need built or fixed, and I'll reply with a plan.