I`ve debugged a lot of code over the years, most of it my own . First learn to code to the standard, then learn when to break the rules. Every language has a beauty, embrace it. There are tools that will help along this path... finding the right editor or IDE is important for any language, for JavaScript I`ve found the -> -> evolution, followed by to be really instructive and useful. ©

Curious and determined, I like to invest myself thoroughly. The software development profession is a way to realize myself professionally allowing me to canalize my energy in knowledge, projects and efficiency. After three years traveling and working around the world, I am seeking a challenging position in software development or project management ©

I was always into computers, and fate chose it as my career. ©

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Enthusiastic Computer Systems Engineering student eager to contribute to team success through hard work, attention to detail and excellent organizational skills. Clear understanding of Embedded Systems concepts and Firmware. Motivated to learn, grow and excel in Embedded Systems Industry and Firmware Engineering. Profile ©

IT Consultant, Long time Omnis developer from Omnis 7.1 to the latest Studio, 10 at the time of writing. ©

Old Linux guy who stopped working in the field over 5 years ago. Still do random stuff at home... can`t seem to leave it alone :) ©

I have been programming for 5 years and I am mostly self-taught. I want to go to college for computer science and I decided to start contributing to stack overflow because of how much I use it and ultimately solving other people`s problems will help me solve my own. ©

Acupressure points for is an ancient technique that has been practiced by eastern cultures for centuries. It dates back over 5,000 years and has mainly been practiced in the eastern areas of the world. ©

Half a million people flock to the pastoral upstate town, equipped with little more than their cut-offs, their Marlboro Lights, and an unquenched thirst to experience their favorite legends live. Despite unsanitary conditions, a crowd quadruple what was expected, pools of mud and sweat, and the alleged use of many questionable and illegal substances, Woodstock remained a virtually violence-free, transcendental experience that cemented the summer of 1969 forever as a pivotal moment in popular music history. Several decades and an internet age later, music festivals continue to bring in audiences from far and wide. With the most recent spike in popularity of music festivals like Coachella, Lollapalooza, and Bonnaroo, it’s never been easier to see hundreds of acts in one epic weekend. Not to mention the thousands of themed festivals popping up that cater to more than just music lovers, like Snowball in Winter Park, Colorado where ski lovers and music lovers alike flock, or the Annapolis Craft Beer and Music Festival in Maryland where beer connoisseurs and rock fans gather. But where is the online presence of this free-spirited community of festival lovers? How do attendees of these colossal festivals find out about smaller, regional festivals (10,000+ ) that don’t receive the national media coverage of the big 10? Moreover, having to purchase different festival needs (including flights, hotels, cars, and essentials) all from different e-commerce sites is a time draining and mind numbing experience. Not to mention there’s no website that has aggregated every US Music Festival that’s easily discoverable. FestPop is Committed to Helping Music Festival Fans of all Ages Easily Discover, Prepare and Book their Next Music Festival Journey. ©

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David Gilardi is a Developer Advocate at DataStax who is a total nerd for distributed databases. He has over 20 years of relevant experience in programming, database administration, cloud, server/network monitoring, and analytics. Before his time at DataStax he was Senior Development Manager at Hobsons, an education services company, responsible for a flagship SaaS CRM product deployed on hybrid cloud using a combination of relational and NoSQL database technologies. ©

I work for Telstra Health in Melbourne Australia helping implement the HL7 FHIR specification in .NET, and am one of the contributors to the open source FHIR .NET Client (on GitHub), and built the reference sqlonfhir FHIR server. I`m on the HL7 Patient Administration workgroup, and regular at the HL7 FHIR Connectathons. After work I`m a Harley Davidson rider, love the freedom on my forty-eight. Always brings a smile. ©

Joe Thloloe, current director at the Press Council, is a well-respected South African journalist with over 50 years in the field. His began his life as a journalist in the early 1960s and has worked on a range of publications including The World, Rand Daily Mail, Golden City Post and Drum magazine, and is former deputy editor of the Sowetan. During the apartheid period he was harassed, detained and finally banned by the government – but refused to compromise his principles and ideals. Joe Thloloe has also been actively involved in the media industry through the range of organisations and associations he has led. He is a former chairperson of the South African National Editors’ Forum (Sanef), deputy chairman of the Southern African Editors’ Forum (SAEF) and president of the Union of Black Journalists and Media Workers Association of South Africa. Over the years, he has been honoured with a number of awards. In 1988, he was a Nieman Fellow at Harvard University and was presented with the Alan Kirkland Soga Lifetime Achiever at the eighth annual Mondi Shanduka Newspaper Awards in May 2009. In 2011, Rhodes University conferred an honorary Doctor of Laws degree on him. In 2012, he received the Order of Ikhamanga in silver, awarded for excellence in arts, culture, literature, music, journalism or sport. Joe has played a pivotal role, not only in acting against poor journalism as press ombudsman from 2007 to January 2013, but also in defending press freedom through arguing for independent selfregulation. ©

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