
Georgi Stoyanov contributed to the SoftUni-Internal/OpenJudgeSystem repository over 14 months, delivering robust features and reliability improvements across contest management, submission processing, and testing infrastructure. He engineered scalable backend services using C# and .NET Core, integrating technologies like Docker and React for full stack development. Georgi refactored resource management, streamlined contest data mapping with AutoMapper, and enhanced observability with OpenTelemetry and Prometheus. His work included optimizing data retrieval, implementing structured error handling, and expanding TypeScript support in the testing framework. These efforts improved system stability, deployment reliability, and developer productivity, demonstrating depth in backend architecture and cross-functional engineering practices.
December 2025: Focused on expanding TypeScript support in SoftUni-Internal/OpenJudgeSystem by implementing a bundling step before test execution for TypeScript exam projects and introducing an esbuild-based execution path to support TypeScript in the testing framework. This work improves test reliability, speeds up TS test runs, and broadens solution coverage for exam projects.
December 2025: Focused on expanding TypeScript support in SoftUni-Internal/OpenJudgeSystem by implementing a bundling step before test execution for TypeScript exam projects and introducing an esbuild-based execution path to support TypeScript in the testing framework. This work improves test reliability, speeds up TS test runs, and broadens solution coverage for exam projects.
In November 2025, delivered the Contest Visibility Toggle feature for OpenJudgeSystem. Administrators can show/hide hidden exams via a new UI button; backend filtering now supports visibility-based contest filtering. This work is linked to issue #1734 and committed in ce4f247911de6e90956a5b02b6fd87a4070ad65e. No other major bugs fixed in this scope. Impact: enhances content moderation efficiency, reduces risk of exposing hidden exams to unauthorized users, and establishes a scalable foundation for visibility policies. Technologies/skills demonstrated: frontend admin controls, backend filtering logic, admin-only access patterns, and robust change-tracking with issue linkage.
In November 2025, delivered the Contest Visibility Toggle feature for OpenJudgeSystem. Administrators can show/hide hidden exams via a new UI button; backend filtering now supports visibility-based contest filtering. This work is linked to issue #1734 and committed in ce4f247911de6e90956a5b02b6fd87a4070ad65e. No other major bugs fixed in this scope. Impact: enhances content moderation efficiency, reduces risk of exposing hidden exams to unauthorized users, and establishes a scalable foundation for visibility policies. Technologies/skills demonstrated: frontend admin controls, backend filtering logic, admin-only access patterns, and robust change-tracking with issue linkage.
October 2025 monthly summary for SoftUni-Internal/OpenJudgeSystem: Focused on delivering robust contest data mapping, reliable submission processing, configurable messaging, and deployment-parity improvements. Key features delivered include AutoMapper integration with contest data mapping improvements; Faulted submission status with enhanced error handling and transactional processing; configurable publisher timeout via MessageQueueConfig; and CI/CD/runtime environment updates for .NET 8 alignment.
October 2025 monthly summary for SoftUni-Internal/OpenJudgeSystem: Focused on delivering robust contest data mapping, reliable submission processing, configurable messaging, and deployment-parity improvements. Key features delivered include AutoMapper integration with contest data mapping improvements; Faulted submission status with enhanced error handling and transactional processing; configurable publisher timeout via MessageQueueConfig; and CI/CD/runtime environment updates for .NET 8 alignment.
Summary for 2025-09: Delivered the Problem Resource Management Enhancement in SoftUni-Internal/OpenJudgeSystem. Refactored ResourcesBusinessService to simplify resource handling, improved retrieval logic for problem description resources, added support for contest-wide resources, and implemented validation to increase robustness of problem descriptions. Major bugs fixed: none reported this month. Overall impact: improved resource reliability and data integrity, enabling smoother contest administration and scalable resource management. Technologies/skills demonstrated: refactoring, service-layer redesign, validation, retrieval optimization, and resource-management best practices.
Summary for 2025-09: Delivered the Problem Resource Management Enhancement in SoftUni-Internal/OpenJudgeSystem. Refactored ResourcesBusinessService to simplify resource handling, improved retrieval logic for problem description resources, added support for contest-wide resources, and implemented validation to increase robustness of problem descriptions. Major bugs fixed: none reported this month. Overall impact: improved resource reliability and data integrity, enabling smoother contest administration and scalable resource management. Technologies/skills demonstrated: refactoring, service-layer redesign, validation, retrieval optimization, and resource-management best practices.
August 2025 focused on reliability, performance, and developer productivity for SoftUni-Internal/OpenJudgeSystem. The team delivered four key feature areas, stabilized critical flows, and improved data paths that drive contest analytics and test execution. Key outcomes: - Refined csproj cleanup: Extended RemoveReferencesFromCsProj to remove global usings, followed by a targeted refactor that simplified package removal logic and adjusted execution strategies. - JavaScript sanitization overhaul for SPA tests: Introduced a dedicated JavaScriptSanitizer and centralized SanitizeContent across execution strategies; applied SPA-specific sanitizers for test execution. - Contest viability and submission controls: Enhanced contest visibility with past-starting contests and introduced configurable settings for how long post-end submission limits are adjusted. - Contest results data retrieval optimization: Refactored data retrieval to fetch only official participants’ scores and relevant problem details, eliminating redundant queries and improving data efficiency. Major bugs fixed and reliability improvements: - Stabilized global-usings handling in csproj cleanup to prevent inconsistent builds. - Reduced test flakiness by centralizing sanitization logic and eliminating divergent paths in SPA tests. - Improved data-query performance by removing an expensive GetAllByContestWithScoresAndProblems path in favor of targeted data retrieval. Overall impact and accomplishments: - Faster, more reliable build and test pipelines, more predictable contest analytics, and a better experience for contest administrators and participants. The changes reduce maintenance overhead and set a scalable foundation for upcoming features. Technologies/skills demonstrated: - C#, CSProj manipulation, and refactoring of execution strategies - Frontend/test tooling: JavaScript sanitization, SPA testing approaches - Data services and query optimization, including selective data loading - Feature configuration and visibility controls for contest features
August 2025 focused on reliability, performance, and developer productivity for SoftUni-Internal/OpenJudgeSystem. The team delivered four key feature areas, stabilized critical flows, and improved data paths that drive contest analytics and test execution. Key outcomes: - Refined csproj cleanup: Extended RemoveReferencesFromCsProj to remove global usings, followed by a targeted refactor that simplified package removal logic and adjusted execution strategies. - JavaScript sanitization overhaul for SPA tests: Introduced a dedicated JavaScriptSanitizer and centralized SanitizeContent across execution strategies; applied SPA-specific sanitizers for test execution. - Contest viability and submission controls: Enhanced contest visibility with past-starting contests and introduced configurable settings for how long post-end submission limits are adjusted. - Contest results data retrieval optimization: Refactored data retrieval to fetch only official participants’ scores and relevant problem details, eliminating redundant queries and improving data efficiency. Major bugs fixed and reliability improvements: - Stabilized global-usings handling in csproj cleanup to prevent inconsistent builds. - Reduced test flakiness by centralizing sanitization logic and eliminating divergent paths in SPA tests. - Improved data-query performance by removing an expensive GetAllByContestWithScoresAndProblems path in favor of targeted data retrieval. Overall impact and accomplishments: - Faster, more reliable build and test pipelines, more predictable contest analytics, and a better experience for contest administrators and participants. The changes reduce maintenance overhead and set a scalable foundation for upcoming features. Technologies/skills demonstrated: - C#, CSProj manipulation, and refactoring of execution strategies - Frontend/test tooling: JavaScript sanitization, SPA testing approaches - Data services and query optimization, including selective data loading - Feature configuration and visibility controls for contest features
2025-07 monthly summary for SoftUni-Internal/OpenJudgeSystem: Delivered a set of infrastructure, data lifecycle, and UI/UX improvements that increase release quality, data safety, and operational visibility. Key outcomes include: a Playwright-based End-to-End testing framework with GitHub Actions CI/CD integration and ESLint support; safe deletion/replacement of submission types with validation and UI updates; a Resource Model overhaul with admin portal enhancements; client-side Google Analytics integration for usage insights; enhanced telemetry and logging with robust error handling and safer timeout configurations; and comprehensive dependency upgrades and DevOps improvements (Docker, ESLint, Vite, React, NuGet, .NET runtime). These initiatives reduced release risk, improved monitoring, and supported faster, more reliable iterations.
2025-07 monthly summary for SoftUni-Internal/OpenJudgeSystem: Delivered a set of infrastructure, data lifecycle, and UI/UX improvements that increase release quality, data safety, and operational visibility. Key outcomes include: a Playwright-based End-to-End testing framework with GitHub Actions CI/CD integration and ESLint support; safe deletion/replacement of submission types with validation and UI updates; a Resource Model overhaul with admin portal enhancements; client-side Google Analytics integration for usage insights; enhanced telemetry and logging with robust error handling and safer timeout configurations; and comprehensive dependency upgrades and DevOps improvements (Docker, ESLint, Vite, React, NuGet, .NET runtime). These initiatives reduced release risk, improved monitoring, and supported faster, more reliable iterations.
June 2025 highlights: Implemented comprehensive observability, stability, and UI improvements across SoftUni-Internal/OpenJudgeSystem. Key features delivered include advanced monitoring with OpenTelemetry and Prometheus, runtime packaging improvements to boost deployment reliability, frontend UX enhancements, and a structured error handling approach. A critical bug fix resolved race conditions in the submission processing pipeline. These efforts translate into faster issue diagnosis, more reliable deployments, improved user experience, and clearer service outcomes for clients.
June 2025 highlights: Implemented comprehensive observability, stability, and UI improvements across SoftUni-Internal/OpenJudgeSystem. Key features delivered include advanced monitoring with OpenTelemetry and Prometheus, runtime packaging improvements to boost deployment reliability, frontend UX enhancements, and a structured error handling approach. A critical bug fix resolved race conditions in the submission processing pipeline. These efforts translate into faster issue diagnosis, more reliable deployments, improved user experience, and clearer service outcomes for clients.
May 2025: Delivered significant mentor-system reliability improvements and comprehensive contest admin/UI enhancements in SoftUni-Internal/OpenJudgeSystem. Implemented user-specific mentor history persistence via IndexedDB, improved message filtering and per-problem caching for mentor messages, expanded API metadata for submissions, and robust defaults for text fields. On the contest side, cleaned production UI, improved admin filters and sorting, added DateTimeOffset support and a new TotalRequestsMade metric, and streamlined contest creation from category views. These changes reduce support friction, accelerate administrative workflows, and improve data consistency and performance.
May 2025: Delivered significant mentor-system reliability improvements and comprehensive contest admin/UI enhancements in SoftUni-Internal/OpenJudgeSystem. Implemented user-specific mentor history persistence via IndexedDB, improved message filtering and per-problem caching for mentor messages, expanded API metadata for submissions, and robust defaults for text fields. On the contest side, cleaned production UI, improved admin filters and sorting, added DateTimeOffset support and a new TotalRequestsMade metric, and streamlined contest creation from category views. These changes reduce support friction, accelerate administrative workflows, and improve data consistency and performance.
April 2025 (2025-04) monthly summary for SoftUni-Internal/OpenJudgeSystem: Delivered a blend of business-critical features, reliability improvements, and performance-focused refinements across build, testing, and observability pipelines. Notable work includes enhancing contest migration scripts to sync via contestcategoryid, expanding the build to output an unminified frontend variant and updating workflows, and delivering contest import UX improvements with streaming and better observability. API surface was streamlined with a Minimal API refactor and enriched output, while preparations for React 19 migration advanced the frontend roadmap. Strengthened testing infrastructure, extended timeouts, and comprehensive logging contributed to system stability and faster issue resolution, enabling higher developer velocity and more predictable deployments.
April 2025 (2025-04) monthly summary for SoftUni-Internal/OpenJudgeSystem: Delivered a blend of business-critical features, reliability improvements, and performance-focused refinements across build, testing, and observability pipelines. Notable work includes enhancing contest migration scripts to sync via contestcategoryid, expanding the build to output an unminified frontend variant and updating workflows, and delivering contest import UX improvements with streaming and better observability. API surface was streamlined with a Minimal API refactor and enriched output, while preparations for React 19 migration advanced the frontend roadmap. Strengthened testing infrastructure, extended timeouts, and comprehensive logging contributed to system stability and faster issue resolution, enabling higher developer velocity and more predictable deployments.
Monthly summary for 2025-03 - SoftUni-Internal/OpenJudgeSystem. Focused on delivering stable deployments, UX improvements, and security enhancements that drive business value and improve user experience across contest workflows and authentication. Highlights include CI/CD and deployment reliability improvements, UI/UX enhancements for contest/problem search, dynamic performance tuning for contest submissions, and robust error handling for migrations.
Monthly summary for 2025-03 - SoftUni-Internal/OpenJudgeSystem. Focused on delivering stable deployments, UX improvements, and security enhancements that drive business value and improve user experience across contest workflows and authentication. Highlights include CI/CD and deployment reliability improvements, UI/UX enhancements for contest/problem search, dynamic performance tuning for contest submissions, and robust error handling for migrations.
February 2025 monthly summary for SoftUni-Internal/OpenJudgeSystem: Delivered key enhancements to contest timing, submission flow, and exam modalities, along with security-related execution improvements and caching optimizations. These changes improved accuracy, reliability, security, performance, and scalability across online and onsite assessment workflows.
February 2025 monthly summary for SoftUni-Internal/OpenJudgeSystem: Delivered key enhancements to contest timing, submission flow, and exam modalities, along with security-related execution improvements and caching optimizations. These changes improved accuracy, reliability, security, performance, and scalability across online and onsite assessment workflows.
January 2025 performance summary for SoftUni-Internal/OpenJudgeSystem focused on stabilizing CI/CD, improving deployment reliability, and enhancing observability. Delivered key features to enable safer, faster releases and reduced debugging time.
January 2025 performance summary for SoftUni-Internal/OpenJudgeSystem focused on stabilizing CI/CD, improving deployment reliability, and enhancing observability. Delivered key features to enable safer, faster releases and reduced debugging time.
December 2024 summary for SoftUni-Internal/OpenJudgeSystem focusing on delivering tangible business value through UI/UX improvements, robust error handling, stronger access control, and production-ready infrastructure. Key outcomes include improved submission retrieval and filtering, reliable results validation, higher data integrity in error scenarios, tighter contest problem visibility controls, and streamlined deployment configurations. These changes reduce support effort, improve contestant experience, and enable safer, faster deployments across environments.
December 2024 summary for SoftUni-Internal/OpenJudgeSystem focusing on delivering tangible business value through UI/UX improvements, robust error handling, stronger access control, and production-ready infrastructure. Key outcomes include improved submission retrieval and filtering, reliable results validation, higher data integrity in error scenarios, tighter contest problem visibility controls, and streamlined deployment configurations. These changes reduce support effort, improve contestant experience, and enable safer, faster deployments across environments.
In November 2024, OpenJudgeSystem saw substantial improvements in maintainability, performance, and reliability through targeted cleanup, caching refinements, and data-loading optimizations, complemented by focused bug fixes. The team delivered a leaner codebase, faster data paths, and more robust submission and test-runs handling, enabling improved scalability and a better developer/user experience.
In November 2024, OpenJudgeSystem saw substantial improvements in maintainability, performance, and reliability through targeted cleanup, caching refinements, and data-loading optimizations, complemented by focused bug fixes. The team delivered a leaner codebase, faster data paths, and more robust submission and test-runs handling, enabling improved scalability and a better developer/user experience.

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