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has stories to tell
can be followed (may or may not follow back
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MVC & Design Patterns.
Git and Composer
PHP, Javascript (mootools, JQuery), HTML5
iOS and Android Frameworks
setting up LAMP on RackSpace, Amazon, OpenShift.