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Joseph Guadagno has been developing software for 15 and has been extremely active in the Phoenix development community, helping to bring several successful events to the Valley.

You can follow Joe on Twitter @jguadagno or read his blog at http://www.josephguadagno.net.

Chris Coneybeer is a contract developer in the Phoenix area. You can follow Chris on Twitter @coneybeer or read his blog at http://www.chrisconeybeer.com/.

Steele Price started professionally developing software in 1983 at the age of 19. Software development has not only been his primary source of income since; it is his passion. Many of his software development processes started as a hobby and grew to fruition by seeing a business or consumer need and working to fulfill that need in his spare time. Some of these were for personal use as well, such as controlling his totally off-grid, solar powered home in the White Mountains of Arizona with internet enabled software. When you love to do something it invades every aspect of your life. Mr. Price feels this way about software, continually expanding his knowledge of what works and what doesn't.

You can follow Steele on Twitter @steeleprice or read his blog at http://www.steelprice.net.

Barry is a .NET software engineer, Election Integrity Activist, baseball and hockey fan, husband of one genius and father of another, and is a 25+ year Phoenix resident. You can follow Barry on Twitter @bsstahl or read his blog at http://www.cognitiveinheritance.com.

Gary got suckered into being a development manager, which he has been actively trying to get out of ever since.

Chris Koenig