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Ridgian are a leading IT solutions provider, delivering business centric solutions. |
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| Hereford |
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NxtGenUG Hereford - Then there were six. Formed in February 2009 Hereford is the newest NxtGenUG Region. Run by local guys Ryan O'Neill and Richard Wilde. |
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| Meet the Coordinators |
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| Ryan O'Neill |
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Ryan O'Neill has been working with computers since 1988 when they first started falling over due to an inability to cope with the apostrophe in his surname (something that occurs alarmingly too often even now). He considered changing his surname to O';DROP DATABASE master;'Neill to teach them a lesson but prefers home cooked food (as opposed to prison cuisine).
He is jolly chap with a dry sense of humour. Bill Gates looks like Ryan and is often mistaken for him (something that tends to annoy Bill).
He used to own a company in the south east but sold up and moved to Herefordshire for a slower pace of life with his family where they have a cottage, a Land Rover, Border Collie dog and some large wellies (that leak). Working on systems from low level hardware, real-time oil and gas emergency safety and factory control through to 'noddy' applications for the insurance industry he has settled into Windows and web development with a lot of database work thrown in. Ryan now works from home over the internet with a crew of other developers, mostly on databases, web sites, .Net clients and occasional low level drivers (shudder). |
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| Richard Wilde |
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| Richard Wilde is the owner of wildesoft.net in Bromyard. He has been developing Internet Applications since 1996 so some might say he knows a bit, but he will tell you he knows nothing. He only uses Microsoft Technology these days as he thinks other systems lack that bit of finesse!. He has worked in the past as a development manager for a local company where he had to spend most of his time stopping the designers and developers jumping on each other. He has worked in small/medium sized teams. He has developed many different kinds of internet sites that may or may not work! |
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| Events: September, 2013 |
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| Events: August, 2013 |
| Intro to Angular JS |
August 12 |
| George Adamson comes up to Hereford to deep dive into Angular JS.
An accomplished front-end dev, design architect and UX evangelist, George has tackled apps and web sites ranging from Dyson to Doctor Who, getting immersed in all aspects of Information Architecture, Interaction Design and Ideation. He strives to edge clients towards Institutional Usability.
From time to time George pops off to speak at conferences and user groups, typically on jQuery, Advanced JS shenanigans, Responsive Web Design and Interaction Design, about which he’s rather obsessive.
Currently kicking the mobile and ui tyres of Artolo.com and Three.co.uk. Recent projects include Vodafone, Detica, Dyson US, Intrinsic's ATR app for iPad, Avelo mobile apps, BBC Doctor Who, Nationwide, HMV, Waterstones. |
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| Events: July, 2013 |
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| Events: June, 2013 |
| GIT |
June 03 |
| Git is by far the most popular source control system available right now. In this session, we will look at some of the low hanging fruit that can help you make the most of it. Along the way, you'll get a better understanding of why Git makes sense, and hopefully why you should be using it. We will look at commits, branching, rebasing, fixing mistakes, bisecting, integration options for various "legacy" version control systems, and some other cool things. If you've heard of Git but afraid of it's uber-geekiness, or are using the most basic features, come along - there's definitely something in here for you. |
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