Welcome to iMade. Please introduce yourself

[Justin Schnor]

Justin Schnor
President/Creative Director
Flipeleven Interactive
www.flipeleven.com
twitter: @flipeleven

Interested in design, front-end development, programming, iPhone
development, flash animation, flash actionscript, motion graphics and
video production

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[tapps]

i'm tracy apps
owner, designer, photographer, CSS ninja
tracy apps design LLC: http://tracyappsdesign.com
twitter: @tapps

my strengths are in the creative end of the web, and i'm still very
much learning about iphone development. i would love to work along
side, or even just "look over the shoulder" of an iphone app project
at first. i'm also interested in networking with developers/
programmers so i can pass along pieces of projects, or even whole
projects, that i pick up... since i know i don't have the energy or
ambition to learn the development side :)

-t

[LordLobo]

Dan Giralte
Nerd/Dev

Interested in: Developing ground-up applications, smaller side
projects.

dan.g...@gmail.com
twitter @LordLobo

[Kris Hunt]

Kris Hunt
Visual Designer / UX Designer
hun...@gmail.com

Well-versed in visual design. Want to become well-versed in iPhone app
design and development.

On Oct 24, 1:17 pm, Justin Schnor <jsch...@gmail.com> wrote:

[Alex Lemanski]

Alex Lemanski
Founder, Web Craftsman
Bitfyre
http://www.bitfyre.net
twitter: @bitfyre.net

I am a developer with a focus on interface development and LAMP stack
development. I am also interested in iPhone and RoR development.

[Joe Regan]

Joe Regan
Senior Consultant
SysLogic, Inc.
http://www.syslogicinc.com
jre...@syslogicinc.com
joseph....@gmail.com
twitter: @jregan

Web application developer using .NET technologies including
Silverlight, learning iPhone development.

[Ed Knutson]

Java/J2EE developer for 8+ years turned mobile. Now doing a lot of
iPhone dev (5 apps complete, 2 in the App Store) with Drupal/.NET JSON
services on the backend, branching out into Android, MIDP/Blackberry
and hopefully some Clojure.

[Curtis Gibeaut]

I am a mixed technologist.  Ranging from Java, .NET, C/C++, Perl, PHP, and now Objective-C.  I have worked with mobile development for Window Mobile, Android, and now iPhone.  Mobile is the new platform.  My day job is primarily .NET these days as it pays the bills.  I would prefer to  be doing all mobile iPhone and Android long term though.

Curtis Allen Gibeaut Jr.
Insomniac Development LLC
Office: 414.215.0197
Fax: 866.491.0892
https://www.insomdev.com
Email: cgib...@insomdev.com

[Romke de Haan]

Romke mostly a flash platform specialist (sit on the flex/air prerelease teams). Some iPhone dev.

m...@romkedehaan.com

Romke de Haan | 414-573-5192 | sent from my iPhone.

[ritapr...@att.net]

Rita Privette
Senior Graphic Designer/inHouse Marketing–by day
Flash/Web/Crafter–by night

Looking to Develop a relationship with a Developer!
I have some application ideas I'd like to kick around with someone.
Not afraid of learning new things or hard work!

http://web.mac.com/ritaprivette/WingsNThings/Welcome.html

On Oct 25, 1:26 pm, Romke de Haan <rom...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Romke mostly a flash platform specialist (sit on the flex/air  
> prerelease teams). Some iPhone dev.
>
> m...@romkedehaan.com
> Romke de Haan | 414-573-5192 | sent from my iPhone.
>

> On Oct 25, 2009, at 12:31 PM, Curtis Gibeaut <cgibe...@insomdev.com>  

> wrote:
>
> > I am a mixed technologist.  Ranging from Java, .NET, C/C++, Perl,  
> > PHP, and now Objective-C.  I have worked with mobile development for  
> > Window Mobile, Android, and now iPhone.  Mobile is the new  
> > platform.  My day job is primarily .NET these days as it pays the  
> > bills.  I would prefer to  be doing all mobile iPhone and Android  
> > long term though.
>
> > Curtis Allen Gibeaut Jr.
> > Insomniac Development LLC
> > Office: 414.215.0197
> > Fax: 866.491.0892
> >https://www.insomdev.com

> > Email: cgibe...@insomdev.com

[Matt]

Matt Husby
Web developer, php/css/js - Fairly new to phone dev, releasing first
app soon.

ma...@groupcard.com

On Oct 28, 3:15 am, "ritaprive...@att.net" <ritaprive...@att.net>
wrote:

[J Scott Pauli]

Jonathan Pauli
Sysadmin, web developer
twitter @binaryonfire

I'm was a reasonably good C programmer that switched to PHP and Perl when I discovered how much less code one needs to write to be productive. It looks like Objective C and the iPhone have really improved things there. I do some web development for a growing collection of customers and would like to be able to add iPhone apps to my list of services.
A couple of similar minded people and I are considering making our little side job an LLC and our full time jobs. I'm also a pre-med student and firefighter/EMT. The iPhone has some potential to help some inefficiencies in that arena as well if departments will adopt the new technology. I'm interested in the obvious benefits of iphone/web service integration but love apps like Ocarina as well. Its funny- no one ever gets a compsci degree thinking "Oh yeah I wanna write glue code for a cardboard box factory when I grow up." But in wisconny if you wanna be a programmer its banks or boxes...the iPhone fixes that.

[Mason Browne]

I'm Mason. Though I'm not in the midwest anymore, I still lurk on this
list, because I know and love some of you. My interests are varied.
iPhone development fits in there somewhere.