Dale Mugford Co-Founder of BraveNewCode, has been designing and developing XHTML, CSS, Javascript and multimedia web projects since 1994. He loves web standards. New technologies. Coffee. He’s also fond of blowing considerable time on that last 20%.
BraveNewCode Inc. is Canadian company, and began in 2007 as a simple design & development portfolio for the work of Dale Mugford. In early 2008, software engineer Duane Storey climbed aboard contributing his extensive talents to the mix.
Dale handles most of the front-end design & CSS, while Duane contributes his extensive programming skills to the mix, making BraveNewCode a full-blown web creation company.
Uniquely, Dale and Duane share cross-over skills and a passion for quality and precision. Together, the projects and plugins they’ve built are thoughtfully created and maintained.
Check out more from Dale and BraveNewCode at http://www.bravenewcode.com/
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Software Hamilton
Organizes DemoCampHamilton, StartupDrinks and sometimes other events.
Operates at the grassroots level… all work is done volunteer and sponsorship is only used for event costs.
Publicizes all things tech in Hamilton through its blog, calendar, directory and newsletter.
Functions as a community platform — you can register on Software Hamilton to blog or post relevant events to the calendar, see here for instructions.
Encourages others in Hamilton to take up organizing grassroots technology events and supports those who do. Check out the Guide to organizing a grassroots tech event in Hamilton, and Software startup events we don’t have yet in Hamilton. Come out to a StartupDrinksevent in particular and we will give whatever advice and support that we can to help you.
Believes that software development is a creative skill which can provide relatively clean, high-paying jobs with work that can make the world a better place to live. We believe that Free online resources for learning programming, computer science offer a new path to these great jobs, and that in addition to activities aimed at getting more adults to learn computer science, more grassroots activities should be conducted to inspire our children to become digital innovators too. Ultimately we need more than a united community, we need a growing community.
DemoCamp is an event format that involves a keynote speaker, about 5 software demos which each consist of 5 minutes of actually demoing the software and 5 minutes of Q&A, followed by general socializing with the good company in attendance. Send inquiries to democamp@softwarehamilton.com.
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