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IT: Software Development — developing skills in programming, databases, application design, and software engineering.
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RYAN MACDONALD / DEVELOPER PORTFOLIOEST. 2025 · NEW BRUNSWICK, CANADA
WELCOME TO MY LITTLE CORNER OF THE WEB
Hi, I'm Ryan.
I build useful software.
I'm Ryan MacDonald, an IT: Software Development student who likes turning ideas into real, working projects.
// today's brew ☕
Ideas → reality.ryan's dev journal / 2026
const passion = 'building';
while (curious) {
learn();
create();
}♡
good code takes time ✳
A PEEK AT THE WORKSPACE 01 / 04
SCROLL DOWN TO EXPLOREBUILT WITH CURIOSITY & COFFEE
✳ C# & .NET✳ Web development✳ Database design✳ Creative problem solving
FIG. 01 — THE DEVELOPERNB, CANADA
01 / Meet the makerMore than just
More than just
lines of code.
I'm Ryan MacDonald, a second-year IT: Software Development student at New Brunswick Community College, graduating in 2027.
I enjoy building practical software — from desktop applications and database-backed tools to websites and small games. C# and .NET are some of my favorite tools, and I'm especially interested in backend development.
My favorite way to learn is by trying things myself, running into problems, and figuring out how to solve them. Outside programming, I'm also into music and creating projects with my band, BLISS.
CurrentlyStudying software development
Favorite stackC# · .NET · SQL
Other interestsMusic · Games · Technology
GraduationExpected 2027
02 / Fresh from the editor
A FEW RECENT BUILDS / 2026The Workbench.
A few things I've built, broken, fixed, and learned from. Pick a project from the menu to see its featured demo.
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ClickTrack SoftwareVIDEO COMING SOONDESKTOP APPLICATION / 01
ClickTrack Software
Visit Repo ↗A desktop application for musicians to organize and play click tracks for rehearsals and live performances. Built with C#, Windows Forms, and NAudio. Replace this description with your final project write-up.
03 / Tools of the trade01 — THE FOUNDATION 02 — THE BREWING TOOLS 03 — THE WORKSTATION
The Ingredients.
Every project has its recipe. Here are the languages, frameworks, and tools I reach for when building something new.
Frameworks & data
Building applications, working with databases, and connecting the pieces.
Developer tools
The everyday tools that help me write, debug, version, and ship code.
04 / Pages from the journal
The Journey.
2025 — 2027 (EXPECTED)
ONGOING
Personal software projects
Building desktop applications, web projects, and programming experiments to improve through hands-on experience.
CREATIVE SIDE
BLISS
Working on the band's website and exploring how software and music can work together.
05 / The last sip
Let's talk over coffee.
Have a project idea, a job opportunity, or just want to connect? My inbox is open.