Stoic Dreams is an open-source developer

Greetings from Erik Gassler, owner of Stoic Dreams.

Stoic Dreams was originally started to be the branding for my game development ventures back in 2008. Since then I've realized the majority of my passions in software development lies in developing tooling that help to improve efficiencies, productivity, and workflows for myself and fellow developers.

I've done a lot of work in this space for the various companies I've worked for in my career, including a few years at Microsoft. But now I want to expand to do more open-source projects and not confine these tools to single companies and teams.

What We do

• Sharing our best-practices for software development to build better products in shorter periods of time.
• Working on open source Rust projects. Our first of which is a website UI framework that will soon be powering all of Stoic Dreams' websites.
• Previously worked on open source and Nuget-izing C# based projects. All C# projects are currently halted for the foreseeable future, but we are open to doing updates in the future if we see interest and value in doing so.

Our Websites

• StoicDreams.com Company portal website.
• TaskStory.com Our minimalistic task manager.
• TaskProxy.com Our desktop tool for managing dev documentation, scripts, and apis.
• ErikGassler.com Personal website for Erik Gassler's bio.
• YouTube Erik Gassler's YouTube channel for Continuous Agile Software Engineering and other Software Development topics.
• SoftwareStandards.dev Our documentation of our best-practices for software development.
• Rust Web UI
• Blazor UI

Nuget Repositories

• StoicDreams.TestFramework - [C# Test Framework](https://github.com/StoicDreams/TestFramework} to help simplify and automate your testing while providing a strict adherence to the Arrange / Act / Assert framework of organizing tests.
• StoicDreams.TestFramework.Blazor Extension of TestFramework that integrates bUnit to add a method for unit/integration testing for .razor components.