Onetug ::: Windows 8 Development w Atley Hunter

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Onetug ::: Windows 8 Development w Atley Hunter

Time: October 18, 2012 from 6pm to 8pm
Location: Orlando Cuty Hall
Street: 400 S Orange
City/Town: Orlando
Website or Map: http://maps.google.com/maps?q…
Phone: http://www.meetup.com/ONETUG/members/8764367/
Event Type: meetup
Organized By: Esteban Garcia
Latest Activity: Oct 18, 2012

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Join us as we welcome a special guest from north of the border to give a talk about developing for Windows 8.

About Atley:
I’m Atley and I have what you might call a little tech problem. I am a geek, scratch that I am an ENORMOUS GEEK. I am the guy in your neighbourhood that makes all the streetlights dim when he turns on all of his computers. I’ve been a geek since I can remember and I expect, anyday now, to be the subject of an intervention.
I have been a developer for over 15 years. Right now, I work for Altus Group as a Technical Lead. We make a couple of large ASP.NET applications and, while I love my work, but when I am not there, I am a huge phone geek. I tend to be an early adopter of all sorts of technology and always go over the top, much to the dismay of my family and my bank account! I’m a huge gadget freak and always have tons of tech within reach, most of the time quite literally! I keep at least two fully functioning domains going in my house as well as several different platforms and lots of gadgets.
Aside from being a terminal geek, I am an avid adventurer. Snowboarding, rappelling, bungie jumping, skydiving, base jumping, mountain/rock/structure climbing… if it is hard, I want to see if I can do it.
In order to tear me away from the technologies that I surround myself with, something has to be pretty exciting, unique or challenging. That is why I am a bit of an extreme sports enthusiast. I love any kind of challenge, the more difficult the better.
I love learning and often forsake everything else to bury myself in a new technology. I also love to share information, so always feel free to ask me a question, I’m always happy to help!

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