Dave W. Mercer has 15 years' experience in
industrial and process engineering, and systems analysis, and is
CTO for a B2B, responsible for the development and deployment of
online automated business services. His entire site hosting server,
and the applications he builds for hosted clients are programmed in
PHP using Postgres or MySQL as the database.
Allan Kent is a PHP programmer who runs his own
company and is a co-author of Beginning PHP 4. Alan has
been programming seriously for the past dozen years and, other than
the single blemish when he achieved a diploma in Cobol programming
is entirely self-taught.
Steven D. Nowicki is Director of Software
development at The Content Project, a Santa Monica,
California-based consulting firm currently developing a massive
enterprise resource planning and contact management system
comprising more than 300,000 lines of OOPHP code. He has a decade
of experience in large-scale software development and system
architecture on all major platforms.
David Mercer is a PHP programmer and
contributed to Beginning PHP 4. He has a keen interest in
all things open source ever since he managed to put together a
working Beowulf cluster by nicking old computer parts from
colleagues and assembling them under his desk. He has worked on
Wrox open source titles about PHP, Perl, and Linux.
Dan Squier is a longtime contributor to the
Wrox community and a PHP Programmer.
Wankyu Choi is an accomplished PHP programmer
and lead author of Beginning PHP 4. He holds a Master's
degree in English/Korean interpretation and translation form the
Graduate School of Translation & Interpretation.
Heow Eide-Goodman is a member of NYPHP and
LispNYC who uses PHP in his day job to doWeb sites, services, and
back-office transformations among SQL Server, Interbase/Firebird,
and MySQL.
Edward Lecky-Thompson is the founder and
director of Ashridge New Media, a professional new media technology
consultancy based in Berkhamsted, just north of London, England.
Self-described as "utterly obsessed with PHP," Ed has more than six
years' experience in commercial software development and
enterprise-level systems architecture across myriad platforms, with
particularly strong exposure to PHP and Apache on Linux-based
platforms.
Clark Morgan is an experienced programmer who
creates and administers databases with Web sites using PHP and
MySQL for Fusion Computing and Media.