Aafrin Fareeth is a self-made programmer who fell in love with codes during his high school. Since then he has mastered several languages, such as C++, Java, PHP, ASP, VB, VB.net, and is on a quest to master more languages. He specializes in web application development, security testing, and forensic analysis.
Yiyu Jia has been developing web applications since 1996. He worked as a technical leader and solutions architect on various projects with Java and PHP as the major backend languages. He also has professional experience in interactive TV middleware and home gateway projects. He is especially interested in designing multi-channel web applications.
Yiyu Jia is also the main founder of the novel data-mining research topic—Promotional Subspace Mining (PSM), which aims at finding out useful information from subspaces in very large data sets. He can be reached at the given e-mail address—<[email protected]>
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Peter Kellner, a Microsoft ASP.NET MVP since 2007, is founder and president of ConnectionRoad, and a seasoned software professional specializing in high quality, scalable, and extensible web applications. His experience includes building and leading engineering teams both on and off shore. Peter is actively engaged in the software community being the primary leader of Silicon Valley Code Camp, which attracted over 2,000 people in 2011 with over 200 sessions. He also organizes the San Francisco Sencha Users Group. In his free time he and his wife Tammy can be found biking the Santa Cruz Mountains. In 2003 they rode across the United States in 27 days.
Joel Watson is a web enthusiast, working for the past eight years in website design and development. He loves exploring web technologies of all sorts, and particularly enjoys creating web experiences that leverage the newest features of HTML5 and its related technologies.
When he’s not coding, Joel enjoys spending time with his wife and two daughters, playing guitar, and watching cheesy sci-fi and anime.