I have been pretty silent for a bit, but never ignoring the list.
I run DC PHP, LLC, and was the founder of the DC PHP Developers Group back in 2004. It's always excellent to see it still thriving, even if I have not been so closely connected.
Cheers.
On Sep 17, 2012, at 11:18 AM, Sandy Smith <sandy@sfsmith.com> wrote:
It's been a good long while since everybody on the list has introduced themselves and said what they do. This will help us know who's on the list and give new people an idea of the range of talent they have to draw on by asking questions of the list.I'll kick it off:I'm Sandy Smith, and I organize DCPHP along with Barry Austin (DC Beverage Subgroup) and Brock Boland (He Who Keeps This List Free of Recruiter Spam).I've been working with PHP since '99. I'm a child of the 80's and grew up on BASIC (C-64) and then tried my hand at other professions before settling on tech. Most of my career has been spent consulting (mostly building/configuring CMSes, both custom and Drupal) for DC-area clients, especially nonprofits, but recently I've been more in the startup world. I was a cofounder of mojoLive.com and have a new company that does both consulting and products called Muskteers.me. We just started a Kickstarter for two new products if you want to check it out: http://kck.st/QjQZhoFor more details, my mojoLive profile: http://mojolive.com/profile/sandys1Who's next?
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