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Then use what you've learned to help others.
Mentoring someone is extremely rewarding, and we only ask for a few hours of your time. If you know one of the topics well enough that you could teach it to someone else, get involved today.
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Ian Moss - United Kingdom (Manchester)
I’ve been using Ruby on Rails for a few years in a commercial environment producing
-a document management and workflow system: http://getWorkHub.com
-A Business Listings & Ratings site:
http://freedoma.com
-An ecommerce and auction site for designer clothing: http://www.offcasey.com
-A Resource & Scheduling application: http://malinkoApp.com
I’ve been involved in setting up Manchester’s co-working facility: http://flythe.coop and started a series of hack days: http://tyoc.co.uk
Outside of the tech scene, I’ve also been involved in setting up a badminton club ( http://eastmanchesterbadminton.co.uk ), and enjoy walking and photography, as well as listening to far too much much music ( http://last.fm/users/rock666 )
Thanks to Mike J for introducing me to Rails. I’ve also been passing on the knowledge to a couple of other people, and am keen to keep occasionally helping new people start off. Need a hand?
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