Console.WriteLine("Coder by day, gamer by night");

My real name is Kenton Standard, but my online handle is Simple Sandman. On my personal time if I am not gaming or streaming on Twitch, I am a .NET developer with various side projects. I have to say, C# has been a dream for me to write in. I have always been fascinated with the C++ syntax, but the versatility and ease of maintenance C# brings has been nothing less than fun!

I am building a Twitch Chat Bot for my Twitch channel. This allows me to stream my favorite games knowing my partner-in-crime has my back! It is always awesome to tell people that I have written this from scratch while shooting bad guys or jumping over obstacles because it gives me a chance to tell them one of my biggest passions.

I also have a community API that is open-source for a mobile anime game called, Uma Musume: Pretty Derby. I even have a loader app to help reload data into either a SQL Server database or MySQL/MariaDB.

Here I have a .NET CLI implementation of rockisch's umamusu-utils script for Uma Musume: Pretty Derby. This allows you to download the assets from the game's meta file via .exe and appsettings.json.

I have built my first Visual Studio Extension called, Json Formatter that will minify or prettify your JSON file inside your code window. This is compatibile with Visual Studio 2017/2019/2022. This is open-source if you want to contribute to the extension.

I have a library called, Fate/Grand Calculator. This is based on the mobile anime game, Fate/Grand Order (which is built in Unity 2018) and that will help figure out combat calculations.

When I was playing on a popular Red Dead Redemption 2 role-playing server, I wanted to contribute to the back-end. I have provided some code snippets to various C# projects inside VORP. Though my biggest contribution was the rework of the entire project, VORP Housing. When I first cloned the project, it would not even compile. So after just getting it up and going again, I had to personally rework all of the code that was not up to .NET and VORP standards. Not only the housing resource got a major upgrade (from 0.45 ms to 0.09 ms), I was able to add further stability and enhancements for both users (server owner/player) and developers.