Dan Kaskoun
About Dan Kaskoun
Dan Kaskoun is a Software Engineer with a Bachelor's degree in Computer Software Engineering from Drexel University. He specializes in Salesforce development and has extensive experience in creating software packages, currently working at TargetX since 2011.
Work at TargetX
Dan Kaskoun has been employed at TargetX as a Software Engineer since 2011. Over the course of his tenure, he has contributed to various projects and initiatives within the company. His role involves utilizing his expertise in Salesforce development, focusing on technologies such as Apex, VisualForce, and JavaScript. Dan's experience at TargetX spans over 13 years, during which he has played a significant role in software development and engineering.
Education and Expertise
Dan Kaskoun studied at Drexel University, where he earned a Bachelor's degree in Computer Software Engineering from 2009 to 2014. His educational background provides a solid foundation for his career in software engineering. Dan specializes in Salesforce development, with a particular focus on Apex, VisualForce, and JavaScript. Recently, he has expanded his skill set to include the development of Angular applications hosted as static resources.
Development Tools and Technologies
In his software development practice, Dan Kaskoun employs MavensMate and Sublime Text as his primary development tools. He utilizes Git for version control, ensuring efficient management of software development projects. His experience includes creating both managed and unmanaged software packages, demonstrating his proficiency in various aspects of software engineering.
Transition to Angular Development
Recently, Dan Kaskoun has transitioned to developing Angular applications, which are hosted as static resources. This shift reflects his adaptability and willingness to embrace new technologies in the software development landscape. His focus on Angular development complements his existing expertise in Salesforce, allowing him to create more dynamic and responsive applications.