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What are your main interests in software development?
Programming languages such as Java, Ruby, Python and others. Agile Methodologies and Open Source software.
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http://www.caikesouza.com
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Soon moving to Orlando from Brazil.

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At 4:47pm on October 9, 2008, Michael Levin said…
Hi Carlos!

That's great that you joined CodeTown...and that you're moving to Orlando. We're excited to have you as part of the "local" group!

Best Regards,

Michael Levin
 
 
 

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