
Worked on the SolidarityHub repository over three months, delivering nine features focused on backend and API development using .NET Core, C#, and SQL. Established the project’s foundation with initial documentation and repository setup, then led a domain model refactor to align entities and workflows with evolving business needs. Implemented CRUD operations for skills, needs, donations, and affected zones, introducing new controllers, services, and database migrations to support these modules. Enhanced map visualization and dashboard statistics, and localized database content for Spanish-speaking users. Emphasized code organization, data modeling, and performance optimization, laying groundwork for scalable, maintainable service-oriented architecture and future feature growth.
Concise monthly summary for SolidarityHub (2025-04) highlighting key business value delivered and technical achievements across core modules.
Concise monthly summary for SolidarityHub (2025-04) highlighting key business value delivered and technical achievements across core modules.
March 2025: Delivered a strategic domain model refactor in the SolidarityHub backend to align with current business concepts and improve future scalability. Core data model changes were completed, including renaming Person to Victim, replacing Ability with Skill, and removing the User entity. Introduced new Need and Victim controllers and mappers, with accompanying DB migrations and schema updates to ensure data integrity. This work reduces technical debt, standardizes terminology across APIs, and establishes a solid foundation for victim-need workflows and future feature expansions. The changes are tracked in commit 85f0022bacee60738ad10add63435909d94beb38 (Hemos cambiado Ability por Skill, añadido controllers y mappers y cambiado Person por Victim, ya que ya no hay clase usuario (dicho por Pelechano)).
March 2025: Delivered a strategic domain model refactor in the SolidarityHub backend to align with current business concepts and improve future scalability. Core data model changes were completed, including renaming Person to Victim, replacing Ability with Skill, and removing the User entity. Introduced new Need and Victim controllers and mappers, with accompanying DB migrations and schema updates to ensure data integrity. This work reduces technical debt, standardizes terminology across APIs, and establishes a solid foundation for victim-need workflows and future feature expansions. The changes are tracked in commit 85f0022bacee60738ad10add63435909d94beb38 (Hemos cambiado Ability por Skill, añadido controllers y mappers y cambiado Person por Victim, ya que ya no hay clase usuario (dicho por Pelechano)).
February 2025 focused on repository initialization and documentation groundwork for SolidarityHub. Delivered the project README with a title and a simple Spanish greeting, establishing first user-facing documentation and marking the repository initialization. This creates a baseline for onboarding, localization readiness, and future feature work.
February 2025 focused on repository initialization and documentation groundwork for SolidarityHub. Delivered the project README with a title and a simple Spanish greeting, establishing first user-facing documentation and marking the repository initialization. This creates a baseline for onboarding, localization readiness, and future feature work.

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