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− | By day, I'm a .NET developer and tech lead at [ | + | By day, I'm a .NET developer and tech lead at [http://www.spotlight.com Spotlight], working on .NET, SQL, Javascript, HTML/CSS, all sorts of interesting .NET open-source stuff like NHibernate and Castle and NServiceBus, and generally try and keep things agile, productive and maintainable. I'm often also found lurking at London .NET user group events. |
So far I've mainly used the Hackspace for carpentry projects - I love building things, and one of my near-future projects will be to make an electric guitar entirely out of junk - but I have a long list of projects - hardware, software, Web, electronics - that I'm slowly working through, and it's always fun discussing ideas off people. | So far I've mainly used the Hackspace for carpentry projects - I love building things, and one of my near-future projects will be to make an electric guitar entirely out of junk - but I have a long list of projects - hardware, software, Web, electronics - that I'm slowly working through, and it's always fun discussing ideas off people. | ||
Always happy to help out if anyone has questions about carpentry, music and musical instruments, Web development, relational databases, .NET coding, or any of that kind of thing. | Always happy to help out if anyone has questions about carpentry, music and musical instruments, Web development, relational databases, .NET coding, or any of that kind of thing. |
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By day, I'm a .NET developer and tech lead at Spotlight, working on .NET, SQL, Javascript, HTML/CSS, all sorts of interesting .NET open-source stuff like NHibernate and Castle and NServiceBus, and generally try and keep things agile, productive and maintainable. I'm often also found lurking at London .NET user group events.
So far I've mainly used the Hackspace for carpentry projects - I love building things, and one of my near-future projects will be to make an electric guitar entirely out of junk - but I have a long list of projects - hardware, software, Web, electronics - that I'm slowly working through, and it's always fun discussing ideas off people.
Always happy to help out if anyone has questions about carpentry, music and musical instruments, Web development, relational databases, .NET coding, or any of that kind of thing.