Published API Documentation

In 2021 @Bloomberg, I led a project that generated $1+ million in contracts (in 3 months post release) for the group in which I worked (~25 engineers). It propelled the group to be profitable for the first time since its inception at the company and was the first external API the larger Sell Side group (250+ engineers) launched.

Some highlights:

• As mentioned, generated $1+ million in contracts in the first three months post release
• Written in Python using Flask, Server-Sent Events, and RabbitMQ
• Live data-streaming (fire hose API) of millions of daily financial events

Image from https://www.cleveroad.com/blog/what-is-an-api.

Initial Launch Of The MSFS SDK Public Docs!

https://docs.flightsimulator.com/html/index.htm#t=Introduction%2FIntroduction.htm

The first draft of the documentation for Microsoft Flight Simulator when live on this day... Although woefully lacking in information, it was still a very big deal for me as it was the first public reveal of the work I'd been doing for the first few months at Asobo (as time has passed, it's been updated and improved, and is currently - as of June - about 70% complete). Although, in reality, it'll probably never be complete as the game and the SDK are going to be constantly evolving and changing. But I suppose that's half the fun of my job, isn't it? Constantly iterating over what's gone before, while learning new things and helping other people learn at the same time! :)

Making it easier for Azure customers to manage the redundancy of their resources across multiple subscriptions by publishing the Check Zone Peers API.

Subscriptions - Check Zone Peers - REST API (Azure Resource Management) | Microsoft Docs