Portland JavaScript Admirers
Portland JavaScript Admirers is a group that meets monthly to discuss topics on JavaScript and ECMAscript ranging from client-side web frameworks, to functional and prototypal programming theory.
Meeting Info
Meetings take place on the fourth Wednesday of every month from 7-9pm at Jive Software.
Members
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Leif Warner
@pdxleif on TwitterR&D&D. Wires. Tubes. Patterns. Ask me about linked data, graphs, OWL, markup languages, functional languages, and dead languages.
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Jonathan "Duke" Leto
Jonathan "Duke" Leto is a software developer, published mathematician, git ninja and avid bicyclist living in Portland, Oregon. Duke is a core developer of Parrot Virtual Machine, Board member of Parrot Foundation as well as Community Manager. He helped create the PDX Hackathon user group and has been listed as one of the most influential coders in Portland, OR according to Github statistics. Duke is also involved in Google Summer of Code and Google Code-In as an organization administrator, which involves organizing dozens of mentors who are teaching brilliant high school and college students about open source and how to be a part of an open source community. Duke is the founder of Leto Labs LLC as well as working as a Bioinformatics Analyst at Boyce Thompson Insitute For Plant Research in Ithaca, New York. He received his Masters in Mathematics from University of Central Florida and enjoys discovering wheels within wheels.
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Igal Koshevoy
@igalko on TwitterBusiness and Technology Consultant working primarily with Ruby, Python, UNIX and DevOps. Open source contributor & community organizer: Calagator, Open Source Bridge, pdxruby, pdxfunc, and pdxdevops.
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Eric Redmond
Long bio was long - truncate() would be awesome. So in it's place: Ruby, Java, iPhone, Inviite, NoSQL, author, other buzzwords, lurker.
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Jesse Cooke
climber, fighter, lover, son, brother, and something called n-tier engineer
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Todd Dombrowski
Developer & System Administrator since 1998
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Kevin Meichtry
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Peter W
For fun and profit, in no particular order: web & mobile developer, and active transportation advocate.
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Jim Garrison
Experienced senior developer with diverse background (Java/Enterprise the last 10 years). Recently moved from Austin, TX to PDX
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Dan Novak
e-Learning developer, recently moved here from Mystic, CT. I work with a lot of technologies, and hungry to learn more. Specializing mostly in SCORM and AICC, have a lot of experience forcing courses to play nice with Learning Management Systems (LMSes) like Plateau, SumTotal, and Oracle iLearning. Getting my feet wet in C# and ASP.NET in my new role, along with more advanced OOP in ActionScript. Got a hosting account supporting JSP, but haven't figured out what I want to do with it yet. Was playing wth Drupal and other PHP things, but my heart's not really in it.
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Rob Bednark
Software Developer
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Nate Goldman
Web developer and perpetual student.
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Chris Hough
Code. Design. Rant. Radical Thinker. Focused. !=Scenester. Love Family. Nature. Community. Snow.
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Piero Ardizone
I'm a Portland-based UX designer. In 1983 I was bitten by a radioactive Macintosh mouse. I think about UX and IxD in ways that would make your mother blush.
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Adron Hall
Cloud computing, software development & architecture, heavy metal, transit & logistics, economics, beautiful things, speaker, and adrenaline junkie.
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Eric Drechsel