Who's Who at RootAdmin

I did my schooling at Humber College in the late 90's when everyone was trying to learn how to fix Y2K bugs in COBOL. It was then that I decided that I wanted nothing to do with programming. When all was said and done I have spent the last 12 years (and growing) in various Networking, Support, and Server Management positions for various private and public sector employers. It’s funny how I have now come full circle and I am again surrounded by programmers.
 
When I manage to get away from the office I am usually fishing, off-roading, golfing, canoeing or camping. Pretty much anything that keeps me outside. Actually I just bought my first DSLR camera and I think its going to soak up much of my time and resources over the next little while.

Adnan Ahmed is SharePoint Architect in Version 1(http://www.version1.com), the IT Consulting Company in Ireland and has involved with many large enterprises to help them realise real benefits of SharePoint 2007|2010.
 
SharePoint Architect | Blogger | IT Evangelist | MCPD SharePoint 2010 Developer| MCITP SharePoint Administrator 2010
 
Email: adnan.ahmed@live.ie
Owner: http://www.mossgurus.com
http://www.sp-blogs.com
Linked In Profile: http://www.linkedin.com/in/syedadnanahmed
 
My Blogs:
http://www.sp-blogs.com/blogs/adnan

Sean Ewington is the Content Manager for CodeProject.
 
His background in programming is primarily C++ and HTML, but has experience in other, "unsavoury" languages.
 
He loves movies, and likes to say "inconceivable" often, even if it does not mean what he thinks it means.

   

I have been working in the Oil & Gas Industry for over 20 years now.
 
Core Discipline is Instrumentation and Control Systems.
 
Completed Bsc Honours Degree (B29 in Computing) with the Open University in 2012.
 
Currently, Offshore Installation Manager for the Forties Charlie Platform, which is located ~110Miles NE of Aberdeen, Scotland in the North Sea.

Matt has over 6 years .NET and SQL Server development experience. Before getting into .Net, he worked on a number of systems, ranging from the largest ATM network in The Netherlands to embedded software in advanced Wide Area Networks and the largest ticketing web site in Australia. He has lived and worked in Australia, The Netherlands, Slovakia and Thailand.
 
He recently wrote a book, ASP.NET Performance Secrets (www.packtpub.com/asp-net-site-performance-secrets/book) in which he shows in clear and practical terms how to quickly find the biggest bottlenecks holding back the performance of your web site, and how to then remove those bottlenecks. The book deals with all environments affecting a web site - the web server, the database server and the browser.
 
Matt's blog is mattperdeck.com
 
Matt currently lives in Sydney, Australia, where he works at Readify, a high profile software consultancy.

My first experience with computers was when my mom gave a Timex Sinclair 1000 to me for Christmas some time in the late 70's (I still have it)There I learned to copy code from magazines to save to cassette tapes for playing games.
 
Since then I have dabbled in:
Basic,Qbasic,ruby,python,Java Script, HTML, CSS, C#, C++, Perl, and a few other I can't think of off hand.
Now I Mainly work with VB Script and VB.Net
I Prefer to build programs that make use of the GUI so I don't have to remember all of the syntax for console apps. I realy don't care much for HTML because of the way you build and then run to see if it looks right. Also the new WPF is to much like HTML so I steer clear of it for now.
Most of what I build is for getting information from a system to use in system repair.I make heavy use of the WMI classes. Why reinvent something.

CEO and founder of MicroMighty, Inc.
 
MicroMighty, Inc. - Software products, ASP.NET Components for developers, Social network services and more!

Elina joined the Code Project team as a software developer in order to make the site run even smoother than it is now. She will also take care of making wishes and promises on the site improvements come to the light sooner than later. When not at work, she enjoys being with her family and wishes there will be at least 30 hours in a day

  

Marc is the creator of two open source projets, MyXaml, a declarative (XML) instantiation engine and the Advanced Unit Testing framework, and Interacx, a commercial n-tier RAD application suite.  Visit his website, www.marcclifton.com, where you will find many of his articles and his blog.
 
Marc lives in Philmont, NY.

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Andrey Karpov is technical manager of the OOO "Program Verification Systems" (Co Ltd) company developing the PVS-Studio tool which is a package of static code analyzers integrating into the Visual Studio development environment.

PVS-Studio is a static analyzer that detects errors in source code of C/C++ applications. There are 3 sets of rules included into PVS-Studio:

1. Diagnosis of 64-bit errors (Viva64)
2. Diagnosis of parallel errors (VivaMP)
3. General-purpose diagnosis

Andrey Karpov is also the author of many articles on the topic of 64-bit and parallel software development. To learn more about the PVS-Studio tool and sources concerning 64-bit and parallel software development, please visit the www.viva64.com site.

Best Articles:

• Lessons on development of 64-bit C/C++ applications
• 64 bits
• 32 OpenMP traps for C++ developers
• 20 issues of porting C++ code on the 64-bit platform
• Static code analysis and the new language standard C++0x

My page on LinkedIn site: http://www.linkedin.com/pub/4/585/6a3

E-mail: karpov@viva64(dot)com

I am working in Desme-Bangladesh as Senior Software Engineer. I am expert in ASP.NET,C#.NET, EXT.NET, SQL 2005, Oracle 10g. I always love to solve the problem.

An accomplished Software Engineer specialized in Object-Oriented Design and Analysis on Microsoft.NET Environment with extensive experience in the full life cycle of the software design process.

Dmitry Khudorozhkov began programming (and gaming) with his ZX Spectrum in 1989. Having seen and used all IBM PCs from early XT to the latest x64 machines, now Dmitry is a freelance programmer, living in Moscow, Russia. He is a graduate of the Moscow State Institute of Electronics and Mathematics (Applied Mathematics).
 
He is proficient in:
 
- C/C++ - more that 9 years of experience. Pure Win32 API/MFC desktop programming, networking (BSD/Win sockets), databases (primarily SQLite), OpenGL;
 
- JavaScript - more that 6 years of experience. Client-side components, AJAX, jQuery installation and customization;
 
- Firefox extensions (immediatelly ready for addons.mozilla.org reviewing) and Greasemonkey scripts. As an example of extensions Dmitry made you can search for FoxyPrices or WhatBird Winged Toolbar;
 
- XML and it's applications (last 2 years): XSLT (+ XPath), XSD, SVG, VML;
 
- ASP.NET/C# (webservices mostly);
 
Also familiar with (= entry level):
 
- PHP;
 
- HTML/CSS slicing.
 
Trying to learn:
 
- Ruby/Ruby-on-Rails;
 
- Czech language.
 
If you wish to express your opinion, ask a question or report a bug, feel free to e-mail:dmitrykhudorozhkov@yahoo.com. Job offers are warmly welcome.
 
If you wish to donate - and, by doing so, support further development - you can send Dmitry a bonus through the Rentacoder.com service (registration is free, Paypal is supported). Russian users can donate to the Yandex.Money account 41001132298694.
 
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I have been programming since 1983 when I first programmed on a HeathKit 8088 Breadboard Computer in machine code. Since then I have dabbled with many things. I am extremely fluent with VB6, Access, Sql Server. I am currently programming a major project in C#.
 
I am also a system administrator for Unix, Linux, MS 4.0 - 2003 and also dabble with CISCO routers and firewalls.

Having 8 years of IT experience and my primary technologies are C#, ASP.Net, WCF, SQL Server and Oracle.