George knows Railslove since our early days when we shared our first office. After his career as a mechanic he started to enhance web-software engines and made things like freakyphones.de. He then got fed up with running his businesses with crappy software and built SalesKing. George is one of our ruby teachers but can also be booked for mechanic & moped lessons.
@evilhackerdude <3 <3 <3 indeed.
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With a reliable sense of <style> and an extensive practice of interaction design Tim gets in on most of our frontends. #haml lover, Sass addict, scribbling, whining, thinking, typing. Besides Michael and Jan, he's one of the founders of Railslove.
From one-liners to big applications, whether it comes to Ruby, PHP or JavaScript, there is not much Mike has not learnt over past 6 years. Doing mostly backend, he is capable of creating a system that does the most complicated stuff, while retaining its simple usage. Personally, he is an HTML5, CSS3 and JavaScript freak. Mike was involved in multiple open-source projects, including MediaWiki (wiki engine powering Wikipedia).
Privately, an addicted gamer, karaoke singer and a pub crawler who loves cities of Cologne and Wrocław.
OMG I Twitter fastet than @blindgaenger !!!
RT @skddc: I think I finally found my favorite fuzzy file finder for Vim, thanks to @vimberlin: h...
Michael started web development in 1998. On a long journey from Perl to PHP, passing by Java, he finally found Ruby in early 2005. He's been in love with Ruby and Rails ever since, has built one of the first and biggest German Ruby on Rails applications and calls github his second home.
The US debt limit explained: http://t.co/pONyrYCu
RT @claychristensen: The @nytimes explains (graphically!) the dangers of outsourcing for a nation...
Having been a media activist for many years, Lena is familiar with all kinds of web technologies, most notably Ruby. After an expedition to the world of JavaScript and CouchDB she is now back in Railsland, working on various projects for Railslove. Her main role here is to kick other developers hard when they don't write proper automated tests.
Stephan has been in love with the web since 2000, when he took his first steps with Flash to spice up websites with some serious interactivity. His study in media technology (Medieninformatik) did not only earn him a Master of Science, but also introduced him to the lovely world of Ruby on Rails. He loves to challenge common interaction solutions and to optimise them if need be. Besides that, he is into all kinds of sports like football, tennis, climbing and running.
RT @timoreilly: Fabulous infographic: How Hollywood fought every wave of innovation. http://t.co/...
RT @rmurphey: un. real. https://t.co/bWgCIPLn