A veteran server troubleshooter who’s worked in enterprise IT for more than three decades, Charlie Arehart (@carehart) is a longtime community contributor who as an independent consultant provides remote, short-term, and even on-demand troubleshooting/tuning assistance for organizations of all sizes and experience levels (carehart.org/consulting).
I built my first website in 1994, and started getting paid for developing for the web soon afterwards. I discovered CFML in 1998, and have never looked back… Over the years, I have variously worked for Future Publishing, AutoTrader, and a 10-year spell as a freelancer. I am now a lead developer at Pixl8.
When I’m not working, most of my time is spent looking after a houseful of rescue dogs, taking photographs or playing cricket.
Nolan Erck has been developing software for 19 years. Starting in the video game industry working on titles for Maxis and LucasArts, then advancing to web development in 1999, his list of credits includes Grim Fandango, StarWars Rogue Squadron, SimPark, SimSafari as well as high-traffic websites for clients.
Nolan manages the SacInteractive User Group, teaches classes on aspects of software development, and regularly gives presentations at conferences and user groups across the country.
When he’s not consulting or talking about himself in the third person, Nolan can usually be found working on one of several music projects.
Michael is developing CFML application for more than 20 years and installed his first ColdFusion Server (4.0) from floppy discs (can be seen in several museums). He developed applications for several customers using different Framworks and techniques.
He has been organizing the CFCamp for 12 years meanwhile.
In his free time he's playing ice hockey and golf.
Welcome and Hello! Thursday @ 8:45 AM
I am a UK-based manager-developer with over 20 years of experience coding complex systems using primarily CFML with heavy doses of SQL, HTML, CSS, Javascript and all the other fun stuff we get to use. I work for an educational charity based at, although not affiliated to, Cranfield University in Bedfordshire. In my spare time, I sing and act with amateur dramatic groups in the local area. Weird combination, I know!
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https://www.thecasecentre.org
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@recantha
Converting, filtering, and importing files and metadata using CFML and Javascript Thursday @ 10:20 AM
I am a Web Developer for Webedia GmbH and have about 6+ years of experience in professional programming. I've been working on projects in the construction and reinsurance industries over the years, which mostly used Java and JavaScript as their core languages. With that said, I used to work with frameworks like Spring Boot, Angular, Axon and SAPUI 5. In my spare time, I like to play various video games and also enjoy playing musical instruments like the bass guitar, drums and the guitar.
Kai is one of the co-founders of and works as Software Solutions Architect for Ventego Creative Ltd in Wellington, New Zealand.
Kai got his first computer in 1985 and hasn’t stopped building things with technology since then.
As a software architect he works with a variety of clients to help them leverage technology to achieve their business visions and goals. He specialises in JVM-based technologies (like Java, Kotlin, Adobe ColdFusion, Railo and Lucee) and mobile application development with Android and Flutter.
Other areas of Kai’s interest are delivering education online, improving development teams’ performance through continuous integration and build processes, data science and machine learning technologies.
Kai regularly speaks at international conferences like Droidcon Berlin, Mobile Refresh Wellington, CF Camp in Germany, Android Makers in France and many others.
Hey there, my name is Max.
I've been a full stack Web Developer for a few years now. Although I've been enjoying working with CFML in my day job, I also try to stay curious about other topics. My wife and I live in good old Bavaria with our two cute doggos. Ask me about them when you meet me and I'll show you waaaay too many pictures of them on my phone.
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https://www.experts-exchange.com/members/srikanthmadishetti.html?cid=2035
Luis Majano is a Computer Engineer, published author, founder and CEO of Ortus Solutions, Corp (www.ortussolutions.com), a consulting firm specializing in open sourcing tooling, web development, architecture, and professional open source.
He has been designing and working with software architecture and technologies since the year 2000. He has a passion for learning and mentoring developers so they can succeed with sustainable software practices and the usage and development of open source software.
He is the creator of ColdBox HMVC, ContentBox Modular CMS, TestBox BDD, CommandBox CLI and over 200 open source projects. He speaks regularly at several international conferences and you can read his blog at www.luismajano.com.
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https://www.ortussolutions.com
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@lmajano
Keynote from Ortus Solutions Thursday @ 9:00 AM
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https://lucidoutsourcing.com/
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yogeshmathurjod
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@yogeshmathurjod
Andrew has been developing web applications with CFML since 2000 across Finance, Real Estate, Accounting, and Music/Video Distribution business sectors as an employee and contractor.
As a huge fan of CFML, he has been a User Group Manager and Presenter at webDU and cf.Objective(ANZ) in Australian. Presenting at cfCamp continues his commitment of giving back to a community that he loves.
Emily Meyer has 16 years of software development experience. She has worked on projects ranging from disaster preparedness to music distribution. Most recently she built not only an automated front end test suite, but also a cohesive, fun-loving automation team. Emily’s technical passion was and always will be refactoring.
Emily will talk your ear off about cheerleading and life as a neurodivergent programmer. She sings soprano in her church choir. She lives in the US with her husband and two dogs.
Guust Nieuwenhuis is a Full Stack Web Wizard with experience in a wide range of technologies. Over the last couple of years, he has been involved in projects for various clients like the European Commission, NSHQ (NATO), Adobe, AS Adventure Group, NS (Dutch railways), CZ Groep, Proximus, Avery Dennison, ZilliZ and Mediagenix.
Through We Are North, he does ‘Customization-As-A-Service’. They don’t build from scratch, but find the best solutions out there and tailor them to their customers’ business needs. In doing so, they never lose sight of the goal of the client.
In his free time, Guust play the double bass and drums, cross the forest on his mountain bike and coaches the youth at his local football club (where he’s a board member as well). He likes spending time with his wife and two kids or meeting friends for a chat, game or drink.
When Guust still have some time left, he mainly spends it behind his computer to fulfil his hunger for the latest trends in IT.
Jafar considers himself as continuous learner and improver with high passion in software engineering and substantiality. He enjoys building high performing teams and coaching and leading them as a servant leader. Jafar holds Master of IT management and PhD of computer science. He has more than 20 years of experience in different countries and sectors.
He currently works in ABB E-Mobility on EV charging infrasturure and happily contributes to charging up EV transition and zero emission plan.
Besides his experience in industry, Jafar has contributed to the body of knowledge by publishing his research results and serving in technical committee of several academic conferences as reviewer.
Mark Takata is Adobe's Senior Technical Evangelist for ColdFusion. He has been developing software applications for over 25 years, and has professional experience in over a dozen languages and frameworks.
Mark grew up in Warsaw, Poland, as well as in New Jersey and the SF Bay Area in the United States, and majored in English at UC Davis.
Mark's hobbies include video games, running, and riding motorcycles.
Brad grew up in southern Missouri and after high school majored in Computer Science with a music minor at MidAmerica Nazarene University (Olathe, KS). Today he lives in Kansas City with his wife and three girls. Brad enjoys all sorts of international food and the great outdoors. Brad has been programming ColdFusion since 2001 and has used every version of CF since 4.5. He first fell in love with ColdFusion as a way to easily connect a database to his website for dynamic pages. He enjoys configuring and performance tuning high-availability Windows and Linux ColdFusion environments as well as SQL Server. Brad is the ColdBox Platform developer advocate at Ortus Solutions and lead developer of the CommandBox CLI.
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http://www.codersrevolution.com/
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@bdw429s
Keynote from Ortus Solutions Thursday @ 9:00 AM
A New Ortus Project: Getting Started and usage overview Thursday @ 10:20 AM
