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This document provides contact information for Chris Turner who will be presenting on Intro to AngularJS. It lists Chris Turner's business website URLs and emails for Turner Logic and Codeup as well as his personal website for anyone interested in learning more about AngularJS or contacting Chris Turner directly.
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- 1. Intro to AngularJS Presented by Chris Turner
- 6. Contact Info • Business: o http://turnerlogic.com o http://codeup.com o chris@turnerlogic.com o chris@codeup.com • Personal o http://cturner80.com