Due to the lack of games for Mac (back in the 90s), Max explored other means of using his computer and discovered the world of web development. Being stuck with PHP for too long, in 2005 he instantly fell in love with Ruby on Rails and never looked back.
Marco is passionate about all things web & information technology. That's why he's actually doing a Masters in computer science with an emphasis on business information systems. After some time of concentrating on business subjects, he fell in love with programming again when he discovered Ruby and Rails in 2010. He loves gadgets from the Apple universe and lives in Cologne with wife and child. Even though he's a metal head, he's actually quite a nice guy... who's totally addicted to M&M's.
RT @thoughtbot: Two gotchas every CoffeeScript and Backbone.js developer should know http://t.co/...
"I don’t want any kids in this photo.” - after: http://t.co/PAeTIUDxnV and before: http://t.co/5b...
@annalist Im gleichen Tonfall Entschuldigung hinterherbrüllen - versteh ich gut. Besser als gar n...
Yummie (@ ecco) http://t.co/NWeIUFQibl
Salim loves to work with everything related to the web. He has a long experience using different platforms for the web: Flash, PHP, HTML, CSS. Executing a project that looks actually like the graphic designer intended it to be is one of his strong points.
Aside from doing a Web Science masters in Cologne University of Applied Sciences, his current mission is to become a Rails guru.
Coming soon...
Tim is one of the founders of Railslove, interaction designer and Rails developer. In 2012 he also joined the Web Science Master Program at Cologne University of Applied Sciences as a lecturer and is now working with students on all things web.
RT @ryanfeeley: Give a man a fish and you feed him for a day. Teach a man to phish and he earns u...
Unleashing a squad of suits - they've stolen my name: https://t.co/r15nX405fG
"@purbon: Why You Should Not Build a Recommendation Engine http://t.co/9nNoPQvwbT via @prismatic"...
"Sponsored content - pretty fucking awesome": http://t.co/ANXWfyi7SL
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.