Naomi Butterfield
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What are your main interests in software development?
Ruby/Rails web development, iPhone application development, whatever else catches my fancy!
Do you have a website?
http://wits-edge.blogspot.com
Anything else you'd like to add? Where do you live? (optional!)
I'm currently working as a freelancer doing Ruby and Rails web application development and iPhone application development.

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At 12:34pm on March 21, 2009, Michael Levin said…
You're on! We have some openings in the coming months. Let me know when you're ready to present a talk on iPhone dev and what you'd like to talk about. That would be great. I like to keep GatorJUG and OrlandoJUG in sync, so hopefully you can make a Gainesville run. We have a guest room at Swampcast HQ - we'll show you the town!
At 12:13pm on March 21, 2009, Michael Levin said…
Hi Naomi and welcome to CodeTown. iPhone development, eh? I want to hear all about it! I'll start an iPhone Development group and we can start discussing it. I keep meaning to drop by Soft Exposure. Love the blog!

All the best,

Mike
 
 
 

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