Charles Stratton is Owner of EAD Software Services the software leader in Authentication for the Microsoft Open Source CMS DotNetNuke Platform. Enjoys programming in Sharepoint,DotNetNuke and custom asp.net development.

Christopher Bennage likes to make things. He's particularly fond of computers, the Web, and Silverlight, as well as the glorious and mysterious field of UX. Just recently he got excited about functional programming too.

David Rider is a Systems Project Analyst at the Florida Department of Transportation. David began his work as a web designer with Florida State University. He has been working with SharePoint since 2005. Working in a team environment, he along with others have developed many SharePoint driven applications utilizing Out-of-box functionality, web services, Sharepoint API, Design methods, and jQuery.

Dominic McAllister is a graduate of Florida State University and has been working in the Tallahassee .NET development arena for over two years. Various development interests include Office integration, anything LINQ, and interfacing with subsystems. Outside of work, Dominic enjoys being in the outdoors working on various projects around the house and hanging out with friends.

Henry Lee, founder and president of New Age Solution, used his 14 years experience to create a fresh approach to web development. Drawing on his expertise as a Software Architect, specializing in Microsoft technologies, Henry is currently working on Windows Phone 7, Silverlight 3 & 4 applications both Line of Business Enterprise Application, high-end Silverlight data visualization tools for operations and sales and marketing.

Jacob J. Sanford has been developing Internet applications for more than 10 years using technologies ranging from classic ASP to .NET to SharePoint and even a little Silverlight and Reporting Services mixed in. He has tried to focus mostly on the concepts of design and usability in web applications and has written or co-authored 4 books on web application design. He is the founder of the Tallahassee SharePoint Experts Exchange for Developers (SPEED) and frequently speaks on SharePoint and design topics. Oh, and he's awesome. Come and see.

James Baxter, Computer Programs Analyst II, Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission. James has worked with the State of Florida since 2002. First with the Department of Children and Families at Florida State Hospital and more currently over the past year and a half with the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission. He has experience with several different languages and IDEs and has experience in desktop and web data driven applications. He has been using SharePoint since he joined FWC and has delved deep into its .Net underbelly in order to extend SharePoint’s built in functionality.

Jay develops smart-client applications for the property management industry, and currently works primarily with WPF in C#. A one-man design/development team, he is passionate about user-centered design and marrying richness of experience with efficiency. He sees irony in being obsessed with developer productivity and finds it awkward to refer to himself in the third person.

Jay Kimble is the leader of the Tampa Bay Silverlight User Group. He is an experienced developer and has been a professional trainer for companies working on their Ajax strategies (before he got into Silverlight). He was the main developer on the Silverlight portion of the Hooters Viewers Choice Pageant (aka the Hooters Mosaic), as well as other Silverlight projects undertaken by him in his day job at Thuzi, LLC. At the time of CodeCamp he will have finished a consumer application for Windows Phone 7 using Silverlight.

indepth experience in developing RIA applications with C# Linq,WCF , Silverlight and JavaScript. Just help in delivering a robust business application in Silverlight for a large financial company.helped with architecture and coding. Participate in Codecamps as a presenter. Formerly years of C++ development of Windows Server Apps

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Kristopher has been a technical support person with the Florida Department of Transportation for 5 years working on all things related to I.T. (E.g. desktop and server maintenance and installation, software maintenance and installation, software development with emphasis on web applications, etc...) He has been working with Windows SharePoint Services 3.0 for the last three years and, more recently, SharePoint 2010.

Today Mark is a Managing Partner at ISC - delivering Intelligent Solutions for the Cloud.

Device Application Developer - Microsoft MVP, speaker, organizer. Nikita works for Tribridge in the Tampa headquarters working in the Application Development team working on custom business applications for various customers. Nikita is an avid Windows Phone expert. And enjoys Graphic Design, User Experience and Advertising/Marketing topics.

Ricky has been picking fights are arguing about design decisions for more than a decade. Aside from developing what others tell him to, he has created a small (but popular) .NET wrapper for the Twitter API, called Twitterizer. He enjoys designing frameworks for pure sport. Clearly he's insane.

Rob Eisenberg is a .NET architect and developer working out of Tallahassee, FL. He is a partner with Christopher Bennage at Blue Spire Consulting, a software development firm specializing in .NET technologies, user experience, and interface design. Rob got his start with computer programming at the age of nine, when he thoroughly fell in love with his family's new Comodore 64. His fascination with programming started with the Comodore Basic language, then moved to Q and QuickBasic and quickly continued on to C, C++ and presently C# and the .NET Framework. Rob publishes technical articles regularly at devlicio.us and has spoken at regional events and to companies concerning .NET technologies and Agile software practices. He is coauthor of Sam's Teach Yourself WPF in 24 Hours and is the architect and lead developer of the Caliburn Application Framework for WPF and Silverlight. Rob is happily married to Anna Eisenberg and in his spare time enjoys swing dancing, making artisan cheese and playing/teaching drum set.

Saqib Rokadia is an active member in the Tallahasse .Net User Group and the .Net Architecture User Group. He works for Sogeti USA as a Senior Consultant and works directly with .Net Technologies.

Sean Chambers is a Senior Software Developer/Agile Coach for ACI Inc. in Palm Coast, Florida. He has expertise in open source projects ranging from NHibernate, The Castle Project, Cruise Control, TeamCity, FluentMigrator and many other open source tools and frameworks. He has been practicing TDD/Agile methodologies since 2004 and is always reviewing new techniques and tools that aid in the agile development process.

Professional developer since 1985. Currently, writes .NET with C# for various state applications.

Thomas Vanderhoof has worked with DOT, DBPR, State Legislature, and other small companies working in the .Net environment since 2003. He loves a good game of chess during his spare time.

Aspiring software craftsman. Taking a stand for craftsmanship over crap.