For over a decade I’ve worked hard to turn my skills into a career. I have developed solutions on both Linux and Windows platforms with JavaScript, C#, Ruby, and PHP. I have extensive experience with web technologies, web services, and desktop development. I’ve used more open source libraries than you can shake a stick at and have even contributed to a few as well. I am the founding member of the St. Louis ALT .NET user group, speak at a variety of user groups and conferences, and write technical articles and blog posts in my spare time.

I have a real passion for deconstructing business problems, creating abstract, reusable and flexible solutions, and creating awesome software that rocks.

Full Stack Web Developer, Husband of tattoo artists, gamer

Ted Waller is a Front-end developer from Atlanta, GA. He's been making stuff for the web since the mid 2000s and loves writing CSS and JavaScript all day from his home office. When he's not making websites, Ted's spending time with his wife Kay, reading, or playing music.

Aaron Bushnell is a web developer born and raised in the midwest. He spends most of his day working with HTML, CSS, JavaScript and more.

In his free time he enjoys spending time with his wife and dog, hanging out with family and friends, cooking and playing video games.

I am a front-end web developer, designer and startup enthusiast. I'm passionate about building scalable responsive websites that push the limits of CSS as far as possible. With 9 years experience as a front-end developer, my specialty technologies hover around HTML, CSS and JavaScript. However, I thoroughly enjoy building fun things with Ruby on Rails, Node.js and, my main freelancing service under the Hetzel Creative brand, Wordpress. On top of front-end web development, my roots lie in user interface design and I can still throw around some top-notch mockups in Photoshop.

I am a disciple of Jesus, a husband to Crystal, a father to Phoenix and Hunter, a software developer and an outdoorsman...in that order. I am an introvert who prefers the peace and quite of the wilderness to the hustle and bustle of civilization, yet I have found my place in both. I lurk as @ryexley on Twitter, and I sometimes write stuff on my blog at http://bob.yexley.net.