In the field of software development, there are always efforts that go unseen because the end result is for internal use, demo use, or proof of concept.  While not readily demonstrable, these projects serve to illustrate the depth and breadth of services that Trinity Logic can offer.

Blockware

Originally designed to be a graphical programming language for training and modifying embedded systems.  Although this project was never fielded, the graphical front-end was an interesting exercise.  Think Visio with a kick.

BizTalk Lite

This project was an internal effort while under contract.  Although the program had nothing to do with Microsoft's offering, the spirit of the project was to make the transfer and transformation of text files to and from each other and databases simpler.  The project used XML and XSLT extensively, along with SQL XML. 

Smart Client Prototype

This project was designed to replace a legacy VB application.  Some of the design constraints were quite challenging.  It had to behave the same regardless of Internet connectivity.  The solution involved hosting the ASP.NET runtime inside the Winforms .NET application to take advantage of the flexibility, dynamicism and presentation options available through HTML that are not inherently possible, or practical, with Winforms.  Today, this solution would be easier using XAML... but it was not an option at the time. 

Sound Effects Generator

This project was designed to provide community and educational theaters with a sound effects system for plays and concerts.  The system makes use of DirectX technology to allow the multiple sound effects to be triggered and layered as required during the performance.  The project has been used personally, but never released to the public.