Lou Carron
Backend API Developer | ASP.NET Core | C# | PostgreSQL
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StreamLog is a backend service designed to record and retrieve system events in structured streams. The platform allows systems to ingest events, organize them by stream, and retrieve ordered event histories for monitoring or analysis.
The project focuses on building reliable event logging pipelines and demonstrates modular backend architecture and structured data processing.
Technologies include C#, .NET, PostgreSQL, and REST APIs.
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AuthForge is a lightweight authentication service designed to handle secure user registration, login, and token-based authorization. The system implements password hashing, JWT authentication, and protected endpoints for verifying authenticated users.
The project demonstrates secure backend development practices and building authentication systems that can be integrated into larger platforms or services.
Technologies include C#, .NET, PostgreSQL, and JWT authentication.
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BeaconFlow is a backend system designed to ingest, process, and organize event signals in a structured and reliable way. The platform focuses on building clear data flows that allow events to be captured, stored, and analyzed efficiently.
The system is built using clean architecture principles with strict separation between application logic, domain models, and infrastructure components to maintain long-term scalability and maintainability.
BeaconFlow includes event ingestion capabilities, structured signal processing, and API endpoints that allow systems to record and retrieve event data. The project demonstrates backend system design, modular architecture, and building reliable data pipelines.
Technologies used include C#, .NET, PostgreSQL, REST APIs, and automated testing.
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ChronoFlow is a backend platform designed to manage and process event streams in a structured and scalable way. The system is built using a modular monolith architecture with strict boundaries between core logic, infrastructure, and feature modules.
The project implements secure authentication using JWT tokens, event ingestion endpoints, and ordered event stream retrieval. All modules are designed to evolve without allowing domain logic to leak into the core platform.
The API is documented using the OpenAPI specification, and the system is backed by PostgreSQL for persistent storage.
Technologies used include .NET, ASP.NET (http://ASP.NET) Core, PostgreSQL, REST APIs, JWT authentication, and automated testing.
This project demonstrates backend architecture design, API development, and building scalable event-driven systems.:
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