I am Jayesh Wadhwani, DC/Reston resident for the past 3 years.
I started programming in Assembly language in the early eighties using the Intel 8080, Z-80 and the Motorola 6800 microprocessors later graduating to C/C++ and finally defecting to PHP in 2003.
I work as a Senior Product Developer for IntraPoint, Inc a Norwegian company based in Oslo and Reston. My work mainly involves researching new technologies in the field of emergency management. The primary language being PHP.
My current work is to do with "Internet of Things" and "early warning systems" and use PHP and Node.js as core technologies.
Time permitting I also maintain my blog at http://phptouch.com.
Jayesh Wadhwani
On Sep 20, 2012, at 9:37 AM, Travis Black <tblack@nationalfield.org> wrote:
Hello DC,
I am Travis Black and I have been living in DC for about 3 years now. I have only been to a few of the meetups, but I lurk on the mailing list pretty regularly.
I came into PHP via osCommerce back in 2004. From there I have bounced around quite a bit. I worked in Rails for a while, did a lot of Wordpress and Drupal work, and finally settled into Symfony a few years back.
I am working at http://www.NationalField.com right now on a small team of developers trying to find new/interesting ways to bring social networking into the enterprise. Its fun work and we get to try lots of new things.
Current fascinations: Node.js & Data Visualizations.
You can find my neglected twitter at http://twitter.com/travib
Travis Black
On Wed, Sep 19, 2012 at 7:12 PM, D Keith Casey Jr <keith@caseysoftware.com> wrote:
I'm Keith and I'm the nuisance emeritus of the group. I was super active in the group for a number of years until I moved to Austin, TX about two years ago.
I've led the open source project web2project for 3+ years now and specifically led the refactoring efforts. I'm heavily involved in php|tek and have written an article or two for php|architect magazine.
In my current professional life, I am a developer evangelist for Twilio where my whole job is to run amok and show off cool technology. In part because of my job I am doing a bunch of work in the API design & architecture space with Twilio, Contactually, and a flock of others: https://github.com/caseysoftware My current fascination - besides monkeys - is the OPTIONS verb.
And oddly, I still own http://dcphp.net ;)
kc
On 9/19/12 11:18 AM, Ben Israel wrote:
I'm Ben, and I've been to several meetings over the last two years, during which time I've been picking up elements of PHP as well as other languages. Right now I am with a progressive advocacy group, mostly doing video editing, website maintenance, and solving general tech problems. I also study graphic design at a local college. I am currently looking for an entry-level job as a designer/developer, a position in which I can grow on the PHP/Javascript side, but is probably weighted to HTML/CSS and the Adobe Creative Suite for now. I'd be open to a paid internship at the right place. Thanks! --
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