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Joe Stagner joined Microsoft in 2001 as a technical evangelist and is now a Developer Community Champion with the Microsoft MSDN Team. Joe?s technical career began at age 14 with a part-time job as a robotics control programmer, and has visited virtually every genre of technical vocation from Device Driver Developer to President and CEO of a publicly traded New York City consulting firm. Joe?s development experiences have allowed him to create commercial software applications across a wide diversity of technical platforms, from Mainframes through UNIX and Linux, to Microsoft technologies on the Intel and Mobile computing platforms. While Joe is generally interested in all computing technology, in recent years he has been particularly focused on highly performant, geoscalable Web application architectures, multiplatform interoperability, and writing secure code. www.JoeOn.NET
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